The Guardian
The Guardian is to move web address later this year from guardian.co.uk to theguardian.com.
A Saudi cleric is suing The Guardian for unlimited damages claiming the paper has wrongly suggested he is an “extremist” sympathetic to al-Qaida.
Guardian deputy editor and head of news Ian Katz has been recruited by the BBC as the new editor of Newsnight.
The Guardian’s move into journalism training has been pushed back by at least a year.
Last year the paper announced it was partnering with Cardiff University to offer a masters degree in journalism with digital media.
The Attorney General wrongly overrode the decision of "an independent and impartial tribunal" when he blocked public disclosure of letters the Prince of Wales wrote to Government ministers, the High Court has been told.
A legal challenge to a decision which blocks the disclosure of letters the Prince of Wales wrote to ministers will be heard at the High Court today.
A group calling itself the Syrian Electronic Army is claiming that it has infiltrated 11 Guardian Twitter accounts in the past few days.
Acting Times editor John Witherow has warned politicians they are at risk of causing a “most tremendous row” with the press over regulation.
A former Conservative council candidate is suing The Guardian for unlimited damages after it accused him of being part of a Facebook group describing women as “slags”.
Guardian News and Media today opened a new platform allowing readers to contribute text, videos and pictures to its website.
Guardian investigations editor David Leigh has retired after more than 30 years at the paper.
Guardian investigative journalist Nick Davies has said that News Corp was considering closing the News of the World months before he revealed that the paper listened to the voicemail messages of missing schoolgirl Milly Dowler.
Sir David Bell turns down chance to hit back at Daily Mail
Axegrinder attended the annual Stationers’ Company lecture by Sir David Bell last week hoping that the Media Standards Trust founder might take the opportunity to hit back at the Daily Mail.
Three senior press industry figures representing publishers in press regulation negotiations have taken issue with Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger's account of events which led to the current stand-off with Government.
Former Guardian editor Peter Preston believes victims of press abuse have “totally unrealistic hopes” for what a new regulator can achieve.
Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger has revealed that he is “unenthusiastic about endorsing a messy compromise” on press reform.
Guardian associate editor Xan Brooks has criticised a “bungling fraud” who accused him of misrepresenting a quote by actor Denzel Washington.
The threat of strike action has been averted at Guardian News and Media after management agreed not to make compulsory redundancies.
Guardian journalists are to be called for their second chapel meeting in a week on Wednesday as the National Union of Journalists seeks to fight the threat of compulsory redundancies.
Guardian journalists have been instructed to attend a “mandatory” chapel meeting at 4pm this afternoon, the National Union of Journalists has confirmed.
