The stormy sea of money-saving and falling viewing figures has forced the BBC to ship its children’s programming from BBC1 to kids-focused CBBC. Continue Reading

A media monitoring website has attacked the BBC for the different attitudes it has taken to missile launches in North Korea and India. Continue Reading

Rebekah Brooks has called the decision to charge her with perverting the course of justice “an expensive sideshow” and a “waste of public money”. Continue Reading

Twitter has revealed that 10 million people in the UK are using the platform to share their thoughts and feelings with the world, making it the fourth-largest Twitter market in the world. Continue Reading

Footballer Joey Barton might not be everyone’s cup of tea at the moment (after the QPR player was sent off during his team’s 3-2 defeat against Manchester City) but Twitter bosses will be intrigued at his decision to pay for a promoted tweet to apologise to users who do not follow him. Continue Reading

News International chiefs are remaining bullish about the performance of the 10-week-old Sunday edition of the Sun, despite a decline in sales figures. Continue Reading

Social network users are being asked by police to become the “eyes and ears” of the web in an effort to curb those who use the services to abuse others. Continue Reading

The National Union of Journalists has officially asked if alleged “collusion” between the government and Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation played a role in the decision to freeze the BBC licence fee for six years. Continue Reading