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Leveson sketch: Dacre the sequel
Hugh Grant's "mendacious smear" has got right up the nose of the Daily Mail chief.
Sky News and anti-social media
The channel's decision to ban retweets by its journalists is a great leap backwards.
Alex Salmond, the BBC and the impartiality question
The SNP leader's rugby punditry was cancelled on grounds of impartiality. Is he right to raise concerns about political interference?
10 questions for Daily Mail boss Paul Dacre
The editor's appearance before the Leveson inquiry is the perfect time to ask about Mail Online.
How did Anonymous hack the FBI?
The latest, astonishing feat has put the internet hackers back in the public eye - and the authorities on the back foot.
On Sky News, Twitter, and whether we would like journalists to be human
Those who work for news organisations should, within reason, have a free hand in their personal tweets and writings.
Sky News and anti-social media
The channel's decision to ban retweets by its journalists is a great leap backwards.
Alex Salmond, the BBC and the impartiality question
The SNP leader's rugby punditry was cancelled on grounds of impartiality. Is he right to raise concerns about political interference?
10 questions for Daily Mail boss Paul Dacre
The editor's appearance before the Leveson inquiry is the perfect time to ask about Mail Online.
Parliament told Twitter could now observe gagging orders
Social networking site could block content that breaches injunctions.
OK and Hello: Most content is pre-approved with celebs
Editors of weekly celebrity magazines appear in front of Leveson inquiry.
Charlotte Church sues over "drunken proposal" claims
The singer claims the photograph used in the piece was taken four years before the story was printed.
Future sells New York music division for $3m
Future recently reported a massive pre-tax loss largely caused by the poor performance of its US division.
Leveson sketch: Dacre the sequel
Hugh Grant's "mendacious smear" has got right up the nose of the Daily Mail chief.
The Times and NightJack - the whole 'terrible' story
The newspaper may face fresh legal action as details of email hacking are studied at Leveson Inquiry.
Fresh legal action?
BBC impartiality
For Paul Dacre
On Sky Twitter ban
Hacking the FBI
What next for TV?
Biased coverage?
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