News SA: BBC Global News chief gets Web 2.0 news via Facebook, not Beeb Richard Sambrook tells WEF that social networks can provide a quicker source of news than traditional print and broadcast outlets By Oliver Luft • 1 min read
News SA: Newspaper's aggregator becomes homepage for South African blogs, claim developers Mail and Guardian plan revenue share for bloggers willing to carry adverts from its clients By Oliver Luft • 2 min read
News SA: Sunday paper to launch daily and fully integrated web edition Editor-in-chief of South Africa's Sunday Times says the brand 'wants to own the digital space' By Oliver Luft • 1 min read
News Chinese online reporter arrested Contributor to blocked news site apprehended and 'beaten', advocates call for release. By Robert Andrews • 1 min read
News Freelance reporter as video game hero 'Serious' game challenges journalist to report on Mid-East conflict with fairness and balance By Robert Andrews • 2 min read
News SA: Reporting from the WAN conference Journalism.co.uk will be reporting all week from Cape Town for the 14th World Editors Forum By Oliver Luft • 1 min read
News SA: Mbeki calls for world media not to abandon African bureaus Opening the WAN conference in Cape Town, the South African president urges news groups to tell the 'African story' from the ground By Oliver Luft • 1 min read
News SA: Online technology firms have obligation to protect human rights, says WEF president Chinese journalist Shi Tao, who was jailed with the help of Yahoo!, is awarded WAN Golden Pen of Freedom Award By Oliver Luft • 1 min read
News Sky gives bird's eye news view Broadcaster takes on new rapid-production Google Maps mash-up builder, giving users new narrative trail. By Robert Andrews • 1 min read
News Telegraph gets green fingers in Second Life Broadsheet opens virtual version of Chelsea Flower Show while Sky News ploughs ahead with SL experiment. By Robert Andrews • 1 min read
News Digital editors unite for common good Web publishers form network to share and discuss issues sometimes marginalised by print bosses. By Robert Andrews • 1 min read
News BBC 'and finally' section divides readers Seeking traffic, new section for lighter news attracts mixed response from site users By Robert Andrews • 2 min read
