The differing fates of Associated Newspapers’ print and online publications have done little to stall a drop in operating profit of £13 million in the past year. Read the full story

Google is reportedly set to invest £65m to make YouTube a genuine competitor to major broadcasters. Read the full story

Is Facebook losing its edge? As it prepares to make the biggest changes to the platform since its inception, one has to wonder if the boffins at Facebook HQ have forgotten why the MySpace alternative was created in the first place. Read the full story

Mail Online has retained its dominant position at the top of the ABCe list for July, recording 70 million monthly users, despite Guardian.co.uk growing its audience by 7.5 per cent. Read the full story

The high court has ruled that BT must block its customers from accessing a filesharing website in a landmark piracy case brought to the courts by Hollywood studios. Read the full story

Viewers wanting to catch up on ITV programming online will have to pay for the privilege come January next year, when the broadcaster will implement a micropayment system into its ITV Player. Read the full story

The News of the World scandal is a powerful example of why the Guardian is shifting to a ‘digital-first’ strategy. Read the full story

One of the original founders of MySpace, Tom Anderson, has admitted that he “choked” before Facebook realised the vision he had set out for his own social media network. Read the full story