Vice News sparks debate on engaging younger viewers
Mark Sweney: Traditional broadcasters such as BBC and Channel 4 examine how to attract generation focused on YouTube and social media
Channel 4 takes step towards getting into TV production
Publicly owned broadcaster spends about £4m to take undisclosed minority stakes of up to 25% in four companies
Dan Snow: ‘Clearly an app is better than a book for history’
Historian talks apps, YouTube and how his next project puts rich archives in the hands of children at first world war battlefields. By Stuart Dredge
How ABC casts the diversity net wider for stars and talent
Keli Lee, head of casting, explains how the channel’s annual showcase has found stars such as Lupita Nyong’o. By Lisa Campbell
The internet is broken. You can blame sharks. And Netflix
Alex Hern: Don’t panic, the situation isn’t as awful as it sounds, but online space is running out and undersea creatures are nibbling at some very important cables
Is The Honourable Woman the perfect example of TV’s golden age?
Writer Hugo Blick talks of his excitement over the spy thriller that addresses the complexities of the Middle East conflict
Premier League warns fans not to post Vine videos of goals online
Premier League warns fans that posting goal vines is illegal, as is sharing them on websites such as Twitter
BBC ‘budget cutting’ hit UBC Media revenues to force digital move
BSkyB decision to end coverage of Cambridge Folk Festival also a reason behind £16.5m reverse takeover of 7digital, company says. By Mark Sweney
Channel 4 News apologises for Robin Williams gaffe
Broadcaster criticised after tribute to late actor features 'get a rope and hang me' quote from Good Morning Vietnam
Brightcove apologises over STV live stream of Scottish independence debate
Many viewers complained they were unable to watch debate after STV service collapsed due to ‘a manual configuration error’. By Mark Sweney
BSkyB to launch weekly tariff package
Premier League football to be available under new deal as broadcaster extends daily pay-as-you-go day strategy . By Mark Sweney
BSkyB takes on rivals with weekly pay-as-you-go sports online tariff
The £10.99 option offered to consumers until 27 November via BSkyB's Now TV internet service, rising to £14.99
Britons’ bookshelves are still full of literature says Ofcom report
Alison Flood: Literacy organisations welcome signs that people of all ages are still reading books in physical and ebook formats
BBC tech chief speaks of ‘horrendous’ year after he was made DMI scapegoat
Lawyer for John Linwood, who won unfair dismissal case, says it reveals unedifying insight into BBC senior management. By John Plunkett
BBC iPlayer fault leaves R4 listeners reeling from ‘horrible’ dance music
Listeners complain as downloads of Book at Bedtime and News Quiz are replaced by Radio 1’s Scott Mills. By Paul Revoir