"Over the next few weeks we’ll be rolling out a fresh new look and exciting new features across Mirror.co.uk."

"Telegraph.co.uk is set to introduce a raft of ecommerce propositions across its site this summer as it aims to bring in revenue channels beyond traditional advertising."

John Naughton recalls a column he wrote (for Press Gazette) about having lunch with Robert Maxwell: "Maxwell was a gifted psychopath who spoke 11 languages." miror

The FAZ interviews David Montgomery, who says his bad reputation in Germany is down to people Googling him and discovering 15-year-old stories about his restructuring of the Mirror Group. Oh, and he says the Süddeutsche Zeitung would be a good fit for hi

"Trinity Mirror recorded 0.1 per cent advertising growth in the ten months to October…. Trinity’s data included all the group’s iinternet revenues, which account for 5 per cent of continuing operations … "

"I think we are the only newspaper that overtly markets itself as paper, online and mobile. It’s the combination of those three things which is the really important result. We do not look in isolation around newspaper circulation; that’s just one element.

WTF? "Less than a year ago, the competition for the title of the UK’s leading newspaper website was a two horse race. Only Guardian Unlimited and Telegraph.co.uk (owned by the same parent company as The Business) had user figures that were worth measuri

"Amateur Photographer magazine can exclusively reveal that today’s national newspaper stories, claiming a meerkat took photographs at Longleat Safari Park, were based on a hoax. "

"This was nothing more than a fishing expedition in the hope of turning up something embarrassing. It’s a newspaper equivalent of Watergate, an underhand and unacceptable piece of trickery without any journalistic merit."

"Emily Miller, 25, who claimed to work for a charity that helps Indian children, applied for a £40,000-a-year job as assistant to Conservative Party chairman Caroline Spelman."

"The Mirror alone contributed around £70m of the group’s pre-tax profits of £185m last year, according to sources, but circulation continues to fall - declining by over 6 per cent year-on-year in July, and Bailey seems to have few ideas about how best t

Citizen journalism is challenging Britain’s court reporting restrictions: "Because many bystanders have sent images on to other people, lawyers said, it is harder to argue that a media organization should not be allowed to publish them."

Martin Belam looks at newspaper blogs’ popularity based on Bloglines subscription figures for 107 newspaper blogs from seven newspapers.