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Nationals | 18 June 13 : 17.50

Former Angelina Jolie double launches first US phone-hacking case against News Corp

A former stunt double for Hollywood star Angelina Jolie has launched a lawsuit against News Corporation in Los Angeles.

People | 18 June 13 : 13.42

Sun deputy news editor John Sturgis cleared by CPS 16 months after corruption arrest

Sun deputy news editor John Sturgis has been cleared some 16 months after he was arrested on suspicion of corruption and aiding and abetting misconduct in public office.

Media business | 18 June 13 : 12.12

Regionals enjoying a Welsh 'renaissance'? Another newspaper to launch in Wales

A new independent weekly newspaper is to launch in Wales next month – the third to do so in a matter of months.

Nationals | 18 June 13 : 11.18

Sun chief foreign correspondent Nick Parker charged with conspiracy to commit misconduct in a public office

The Sun’s chief foreign correspondent Nick Parker has been charged by the Crown Prosecution Service along with a prison officer from HMP Swaleside.

Regionals | 17 June 13 : 17.44

Brian Sewell: Evening Standard in danger of becoming 'Boris's newspaper'

London Evening Standard art critic Brian Sewell believes the paper is in danger of becoming a “Boris newssheet”.

Nationals | 17 June 13 : 12.17

Chris Blackhurst to integrate work of 300 journalists across Independent, Evening Standard and London Live

Chris Blackhurst’s new group content director role will see him pool together the work of around 300 journalists across The Independent titles, London Evening Standard and soon to be launched television station, London Live.

Appointments | 17 June 13 : 10.28

Amol Rajan is made editor of The Independent as Chris Blackhurst becomes group content director

Owner of The Independent Evgeny Lebedev has revealed new editors for both The Independent and i.

Regulation | 17 June 13 : 15.31

Ofcom launches investigation over pre-watershed Woolwich video

TV watchdog Ofcom has launched an investigation over the decision by broadcasters to air footage before the watershed from the scene of the murder of soldier Lee Rigby.

Nationals | 17 June 13 : 10.12

The Sun outlines responsible journalism defence against Andrew Mitchell's £150k plebgate libel action

The Sun is “vigorously” defending its ‘plebgate’ story, which Andrew Mitchell is suing the paper for up to £150,000 over.

Regionals | 17 June 13 : 10.58

Lawyers explain why Parliament-backed press regulator would hit finances of regional newspapers

Government proposals to deal with complaints against newspapers through an arbitration system will put huge financial pressure on regional publishers, top media lawyers have warned.

Nationals | 17 June 13 : 09.05

Tulisa assistant threatened to kill Sun reporter after drugs sting

A PA for pop-singer Tulisa sent a death threat to a Sun reporter who exposed her alleged involvement in procuring illegal drugs.

Media business | 17 June 13 : 09.16

Harriet Harman: Labour didn't address media plurality in 1997 for fear of losing election

Labour deputy leader Harriet Harman has said the party did not tackle issues over media ownership and plurality in 1997 for fear of losing the general election.

Television | 14 June 13 : 11.29

Lord Patten: Services will suffer unless licence fee goes up

The chair of the BBC Trust has warned that services could suffer if the corporation maintains the freeze on its licence fee.

Content technology | 14 June 13 : 09.22

Review to ask whether arrangements for BBC's failed digital scheme were 'fit for purpose'

An independent review into how the BBC wasted almost £100 million on a project designed to digitise its production process will assess whether governance arrangements were “fit for purpose”.