Media
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Mark Thompson on scoffing turtle, is ITV’s Drive the new Jump, and the Sun holds out over Brexit decision
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Salaries revealed, plus former Daily Mirror editor and ex-Sunday Mirror to get hitched – with Piers Morgan on the guest list
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How founder Imran Amed turned a bedroom blog into a must read for a trillion dollar industry
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BBC controller Mark Friend claims for 61p bus ticket and Johnston Press gets its numbers wrong
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Adblocking and the power of platforms such as Facebook threaten to block the pipes that lead to readers
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As BBC shows off its high-quality drama to international buyers, producers balance home values with global appeal
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Culture secretary gets in a tangle, Los Angeles hotel bills for corporation’s execs and motoring magazine’s “x” factor
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Can a digital-only Indy keep its quality?
Roy GreensladeThe i newspaper will have to flourish under new ownership without its strong Indy links -
Sir Alan Moses on the limitations of press regulation, tardy rule changes, and trying to be tactful
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Student site raises funds and expands – but few writers get a pay cheque
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The hunt for the missing peer proved to be the best expenses ticket in Fleet Street
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Tony Hall’s new series I’m a BBC Controller … Get Me Out Of Here!, Flockstars fails to make the baa, and Kevin Lygo looks at breakfast
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Controller Damian Kavanagh on taking his station online, nurturing talent, and how he’s winning over critics
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As David Clementi prepares to publish his governance report, public opinion and impartiality should be shaping the corporation’s future
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Chief executive on reinventing a brand, creating content for everyone, and the power of getting serious
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The BBC launches resilience workshops for staff facing the chop, Apple’s Zayn Malik scoop, and you’ve got male at ITV News
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Online comments: we want to be responsible hosts
Mary HamiltonImproving comments does not mean censorship or eliminating criticism, we want to free the voices that struggle to be heard -
Publishers are seeking new ways to engage with their communities to avoid the threat of racism and harassment
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Channel 4 gets in a spin, Sky dominates ‘America’s top 10 shows’, and Mail moderators caught napping
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How three friends from university found themselves building a community-powered newspaper to take on flaccid content
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Diversity on television is not just a black and white issue
Jane MartinsonIdris Elba’s address to MPs last week was so good because the actor made a claim not just for black men but for people of all colours and shapes -
Amid concerns over its business model, can the streaming service make, or buy, hit shows fast enough to avoid crashing?
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Off-peak slot for comedian’s new BBC series revives concerns that executives have lost confidence in the genre
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Eddie Mair’s pie, a mini-quiz to bamboozle you, and what’s in a name for the World at One host
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Twitter tackles the free speech conundrum
Emily BellThe social media site’s new guidelines on hostile and offensive behaviour and language spark a whole new debate
Can tackling awards inequality help close journalism’s gender gap?