News Search engines drive more readers to news sites The number of people finding news stories via search engines increased 17 per cent last year By Robert Andrews • 1 min read
News CNET hires video bods for move into new £3m HQ The four-strong team will be lead by former Reuters man Ben Howard By Oliver Luft • 1 min read
News Mob justice rules on Digg Social news site forced into climbdown by editor community after censoring a story By Oliver Luft • 1 min read
News Washington Post keeps tabs on election hopefuls Campaign Tracker, the latest innovation from the Post, maps US presidential candidates' location and event roster By Robert Andrews • 1 min read
News Old film on journalism - fundamentals anyone? Have a look at this film from the 1940s alongside one about the arguments on the changing state of journalism By Oliver Luft • 1 min read
News French seeking election news sent overseas Research shows voters clamouring for exit polls, but only foreign sites satisfy thanks to 1977 black-out law By Robert Andrews • 2 min read
News IPC digital director joins board Neil Robinson to lead development of digital products in his new role By Oliver Luft • 1 min read
News Bloggers spread free Johnston message An internet badge showing support for the BBC's captured Gaza reporter has been circulated nearly a thousand times By Robert Andrews • 1 min read
News Guardian posts biggest ABCe gains After Telegraph.co.uk's claim to be the 'most-visited' UK newspaper site was upheld, separate data confirms Guardian Unlimited has the most users By Robert Andrews • 1 min read
News GuardianWeekly.co.uk appoints new editor Mark King joins from Money Observer to work on site relaunch By Clare Fisher • 1 min read
News Shooting videos bring record audiences to news sites Exclusives on user-submitted content from the Virginia Tech campus brought record traffic to US news sites, data reveals By Robert Andrews • 1 min read
News Regional site beats nationals in newspaper awards Manchestereveningnews.co.uk wins "Electronic News Site of the Year", beating off the BBC and The Guardian By John Thompson • 1 min read
