London Evening Standard
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Press regulation battles fought without much public, or journalistic, interestAs Impress stands on the verge of official royal charter recognition, editors who support Ipso lay claim to official recognition for their code
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Ipso sets up pilot arbitration scheme to resolve legal complaintsRegulator launches one-year experiment aimed at avoiding costly court costs
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Yes, Jeremy Corbyn has suffered a bad press, but where's the harm?Although undoubtedly true that the newspaper coverage of Labour’s leader has been relentlessly negative, and laced with ridicule, is anyone really surprised?
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Jonathan Ashby, music journalist who founded a news agencyFleet Street reporter who used his knowledge of rock to good effect
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Suddenly, national newspapers are heading for that print cliff fallAs advertisers turn their backs on newsprint, publishers who have been in denial about the digital revolution are confronted by an uncomfortable reality
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Charles Lyte, the journalist who blossomed as a gardening writerThe gentleman of the Daily Mirror who found it necessary to drink a great deal of milk before his weekly lunches with Kingsley Amis
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Everest mountaineer supports newspaper's dispossessed fundAt the summit of the highest mountain, climber remembers those at the bottom
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London Evening Standard plumps for Zac Goldsmith as mayorNewspaper favours Conservative candidate despite Sadiq Khan’s poll lead
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NUJ backs Impress, calling Ipso a 'pointless so-called regulator'Union believes alternative regulator is more compliant with Leveson report
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London Evening Standard is 'Tory mouthpiece' – researchMedia Reform Coalition says free newspaper shows overwhelming bias towards Conservative Zac Goldsmith
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Impress expands its team with a chief operating officerEd Procter leaves gives up settling sports disputes to join press regulator
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Sadiq Khan's concern for London's Jews shames his smearing Tory foesThe contrast between the Labour mayoral candidate’s understanding of hate crime and community relations and Zac Goldsmith’s lack of it is tellingly sharp
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Websites sort the facts from the fiction for EU referendum votersIf you are baffled by Brexit or worried about Project Fear, there are a couple of online resources where you can find impartial information
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Former civil servant appointed to review independence of IpsoSir Joseph Pilling will also consider the regulator’s effectiveness and its funding
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Panel debate to discuss whether the age of newsprint is really overMedia Society to stage event as Johnston Press acquires i and Trinity Mirror launches a new title amid continuing decline in newspaper readership
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London mayor: 'Boris' show rolls on amid press smears and fares fightsAs Boris Johnson’s mayoralty approaches its end he and his media allies have been doing their bit to help a fellow Tory succeed him
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Another first for the Independent as it plots a digital-only futureMeanwhile, Evgeny Lebedev’s rival newspaper publishers must go on riding two horses galloping in opposite directions
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Why the public should know when ministers meet media chiefsIf George Osborne meets Rupert Murdoch, Rebekah Brooks and any press proprietor, the public should be informed
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Why journalists should challenge the new surveillance powersChakrabati and Brooke say investigatory powers bill gives the state ‘a blank cheque’ to spy on citizens and threatens investigative journalism
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Debate tonight on 'press freedom in a surveillance state'Speakers include Shami Chakrabati, Heather Brooke and Martin Bentham
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Dennis Griffiths, a prolific and punctilious newspaper historianFleet Street’s tireless ‘biographer’ and energetic chair of the London Press Club
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Why the Sun is likely to escape Ipso censure over its jihadi pollRegulator must decide whether paper’s poll interpretation was inaccurate
Greenslade Press freedom danger if MPs vote in section 40 by the back door