FT puts high price on networking
The FT has launched an exclusive, membership-only social networking site. By Mark Sweney
FT launches £2k-a-year networking site
The Financial Times is launching a social networking service for top executives in the media and technology sectors with membership costing up to £2,000 per year. By Mark Sweney
Telegraph pays out to Kidman
The Daily Telegraph today agreed to pay 'substantial' damages to Nicole Kidman over claims she preferred another perfume to Chanel no 5, the fragrance she is paid to promote. By Chris Tryhorn
Kidman takes action against Telegraph
Nicole Kidman is taking legal action against the Daily Telegraph over a gossip column item alleging that her favourite perfume was not the one she was paid to promote. By Leigh Holmwood
Associated in digital restructure
Associated Northcliffe Digital today announced a major restructure, scrapping one division all together. By Stephen Brook.
Mail pays out over anorexia story
Keira Knightley has won £3,000 damages from the Daily Mail. By Ben Dowell.
AdLink regains Independent account
2pm: AdLink has beaten competition from Ad 2-one and eType to win back the Independent's online advertising account. By Jemima Kiss.
Keira Knightley takes action against Mail
4.15pm: Keira Knightley today issued libel proceedings against the Daily Mail over suggestions that she lied about having an eating disorder. By Stephen Brook.
Impact of internet ‘overstated’, says Bailey
3.15pm: The internet's effect on newspaper ads has been 'overstated', according to Trinity Mirror chief Sly Bailey. By Stephen Brook.
Guardian Unlimited renews advertising deal with Yahoo!
Guardian Unlimited, the Guardian's network of websites, has struck a multi-year search and advertising deal with Yahoo! UK & Ireland. By Mark Sweney.
Telegraph website redesigns with fewer ads
The Telegraph has cut the number of online adverts in response to reader complaints as part of a general redesign of its website Telegraph.co.uk. By Stephen Brook.
Is the sun setting on US media?
Speeches by British media bosses inspire fear in an American media guy.
Sun pays damages to Diaz over ‘snog’ claims
12pm: The Sun has apologised and agreed to pay 'substantial' libel damages to Cameron Diaz over false allegations published on its front page that she had a 'three-minute snog' with a married man. By Claire Cozens.
Diaz sues Sun over affair allegations
4pm: Hollywood star Cameron Diaz is suing the Sun over front-page allegations that she had an affair with a married man. By Julia Day.