Front page news at America’s interactive newspaper museum
Netbytes: The Newseum is a real museum in Washington, DC, but you can pay it a virtual visit via its website
As the web cripples papers, an internet licence fee could help deliver the news
Peter Preston: Internet websites taking over print's role without providing anything approaching traditional newspaper revenue streams: no cover price, few subscriptions, only fatally cheap ads
Gordon Brown to be keynote speaker at Digital Britain summit
Prime minister to stress media and broadband's role in pulling UK out of recession. By Richard Wray
They’ve got your number
Every call made, email sent and website visited is now being logged under new regulations. What does that mean for investigative journalists - and their need to protect sources? Charles Arthur reports
No use crying over spilt ink
Not safe for work: episode 22, in which Paul Carr comforts the fat crying girl of the newspaper industry, before pushing her down the stairs.
BBC’s Richard Titus takes top digital role at Daily Mail & General Trust
Controller of audio and music and mobile operations at BBC leaves corporation for Daily Mail parent company. By Mark Sweney
April Fools: What was your favourite?
Jemima Kiss rounds up newspapers' and websites' wind-ups marking the first day of April
An important news story that mentions Brad and Angelina
Stephen Moss: Manipulating celebrities into stories may explain why certain newspaper websites seem to have been doing rather well recently
Good King Google
Andrew Brown: Newspapers are peasants in the digital kingdom - at least its ruler appears to be fairly benevolent
After Google, MediaEquals pursues ad sales
Before it scrapped its scheme for selling newspaper adverts, Google was approached by a British-based online company, Media Equals, with an offer to take over the project
Google scraps newspaper ad sales service
The search engine's scheme to sell adverts on behalf of print groups is being abandoned after failing to deliver expected results. By Bobbie Johnson in San Francisco
Don’t go with the flow – take control of it
How can news publishers maintain their values while maximising web traffic? By Andrew Currah
Newspapers’ self-regulation is not ‘divinely ordained’, says Meyer
Press Complaints Commission head Christopher Meyer has warned the industry to protect itself against threats from digital media and celebrity court cases. By Mark Sweney
Papers delighted as corporation scraps plans to deliver local news on the web
The chairman of the BBC Trust concludes it would be better to concentrate on improving quality of existing services. By Mark Sweney and Caitlin Fitzsimmons