The orginal Brighton Argus story on former BBC, Reuters, ITN, Sky, and CNBC newsreader Ed Mitchell: "The smartly dressed and clean-shaven former journalist now sleeps on benches behind the Babylon Lounge which he jokingly calls the Hotel Babylon."

“My only assets now are a rucksack, a sleeping bag and my clothes, but I am a lot more self reliant,” … said [former ITN News at Ten presenter Ed Mitchell, who is reported to be sleeping rough in Hove].

"Before a trademark yellow backdrop, the crew for Setanta Sports News, a 24-hour-a-day rolling news service, is going through another dry run in preparation for its launch on Thursday."

"ITN will supply short news, sports, business and weather bulletins to Joost. It will also produce a new programme especially for the internet platform called Movie Buff"

"ITN is calling on the BBC to meet for crisis talks in the latest showdown over the corporation’s move to trial mobile services."

ITN’s Mark Wood tells a Commons committee about the BBC’s mobile plans: "The sudden availability of a lot of content cost-free could destroy a market. These are fragile markets. The commercial returns are still relatively low."

Academic study finds problems with news organisations’ RSS feeds.