The New York Times has published fresh allegations of phone-hacking against the News of the World, extending its feud with Rupert Murdoch and thrusting David Cameron’s media advisor Andy Coulson back into an uncomfortable spotlight. Continue Reading

Google’s rumoured attempt at a challenger to the Facebook throne may have come a step closer, with the search engine’s acquisition of social networking start-up Angstro. Continue Reading

The New York Times has announced that it will implement Facebook Connect into its website, despite plans to go behind a paywall in 2011. Continue Reading

Channel 4 ended a three year BBC run as it was named terrestrial channel of the year at the Edinburgh International Television Festival. Continue Reading

News content from Associated Press will continue to be published via Google, as the two companies agreed a fresh licence deal. Continue Reading

The Advertising Standards Agency will scrutinize marketing material online in the same way it does adverts on TV and in newspapers. Continue Reading

Channel 5’s director of programmes Jeff Ford says its new owner, Richard Desmond, has promised to spend “tens of millions of pounds” on “big things, whoppers”. Continue Reading

A local TV group is demanding an Ofcom investigation into the BBC-backed Project Canvas. Continue Reading

A British journalist who was falsely accused of forging interviews for a book has revealed how the media helped to trash his reputation. Continue Reading

The News of the World’s phone-hacking scandal has resurfaced after former MP George Galloway demanded over £300,000 in damages from the title’s publisher. Continue Reading