Zombieland: when fan power turns bad
Richard Vine: The Kickstarter-funded Veronica Mars movie showed fan engagement at its strongest, but as the canned Zombieland TV pilot proves, viewers can also kill a project
‘Next!’: the secretive world of casting directors
Casting directors are among the most powerful figures in showbusiness, able to make or break careers. But what exactly do they do?
Entertainment One reports 25% jump in profit growth
Co-owner of Peppa Pig and distributor of Twilight franchise also announces 25% increase in revenues to £629.1m. By Mark Sweney
BBC told to improve online local news
Review by the BBC Trust says web services are in good order, but coverage of regional news is 'not particularly comprehensive'. By Mark Sweney
Vevo boss Nic Jones: ‘We’re at the pointy end of labels’ activities’
What the majors want from the video hub, what he learned from MySpace – and why mobile is more than just phones. By Jemima Kiss
How do I become … a voiceover artist
Doing a wide range of voices for ad jingles, films and animations requires versatility, imagination and more than a little practice
Hannibal just the appetiser for feast of Hollywood films being adapted for TV
New versions of Barbarella, Lawrence of Arabia, Psycho, The Avengers and Zombieland are also coming to the small screen
BT reports full-year profit rise ahead of pay TV price war
Telecoms group signs up new pay TV customers faster than rivals Sky and Virgin as it announces profits up 2% to £6.18bn
Guardian Student Media Awards introduces data interactive category
Annual event opens for entries, with this year's judges including Andrew Neil, Grace Dent and Luke Lewis. By Josh Halliday
Former BBC Newsnight editor tipped to return in bid to boost show after Savile
Speculation that Peter Barron is being lined up to fill gap left after Peter Rippon stepped aside during furore over axed report. By John Plunkett
BBC’s troubled £133m digital video archive delays ‘tapeless’ future
Old-fashioned tape editing machines may have to be installed in Broadcasting House in specially-constructed refrigerated areas. By Tara Conlan
Newsmodo website launches to help journalists sell work worldwide
Website that enables media groups to source work directly from freelance reporters and photographers launches in UK. By Lisa O'Carroll
AOL drops GoViral video network but launches Be On
Video distribution service acquired for $100m in 2011 to become part of new global content business. By Mark Sweney
The Following: your five-minute guide to season one
Kevin Bacon's serial killer fever dream reaches its climax tonight over on Sky Atlantic. Have you been keeping up? Catch up with the story so far ...
Up the Junction’s Tony Garnett reveals mother’s backstreet abortion death
Producer who edited Ken Loach's 1965 TV drama about illegal abortion reveals own mother died two days after operation. By Jason Deans and Maggie Brown