Sky News referred to CPS and attorney general after naming rape victim
On-air mistake occurred in report on Twitter users who allegedly revealed identity of footballer Ched Evans's victim. By Ben Dowell
Communications green paper delayed while Jeremy Hunt deals with Leveson
Policy thinking on internet piracy, public service broadcasting and spectrum unlikely to be published until the autumn. By Dan Sabbagh
A week on the web: Blue Peter moved from BBC1
Children's TV show Blue Peter will no longer be broadcast on BBC1, the BBC announced on Wednesday. Twitter went into a nostalgia-soaked meltdown
ISPs told to come clean on broadband speeds
TalkTalk and BT the worst offenders in mystery shopping exercise that showed broadband companies often fail to offer a speed quote to potential customers. By Juliette Garside
Private investigators are selling access to financial and criminal records
Channel 4's Dispatches reveals the ease with which detectives can acquire highly personal information
Trade in sensitive personal data uncovered by secret investigation
C4's Dispatches records private investigator selling bank details and criminal and medical records to reporters
ITV withdraws Britain’s Got Talent voting app after semi-final crash
Broadcaster says technical failure didn't affect result but service won't be reintroduced and customers must ask for refund. By Mark Sweney
BBC seeks technocrat with vision
Mark Oliver: The next BBC director general will have to see the corporation though its most demanding and life-threatening period since 1926
Freeview homes face digital TV interference due to new mobile services
Broadcasters say proposed £180m help scheme is insufficient, urging government to use proceeds from 4G auction. By John Plunkett
BSkyB posts profit of almost £1bn
Satellite broadcaster reports 25% surge in operating profit and grows total customer base to 10.5 million. By Mark Sweney
Sky News chief apologises to Leveson for previous denial of hacking
John Ryley tells Leveson inquiry that letter stating staff had 'never intercepted communications' was 'very regrettable'. By Dan Sabbagh and Lisa O'Carroll
Ofcom to investigate Sky News over ‘canoe man’ email hacking
Sky News has already admitted senior executive authorised journalist to hack John Darwin's email 'in the public interest'. By Mark Sweney
The test card: when a girl and a clown ruled the airwaves
It's one of the BBC's most iconic images. But who created it, and why?
The Saturday interview: Professor Mary Beard
With her new TV series about the lives of ordinary Romans, Professor Mary Beard wants to tackle history differently. The nation's new favourite classicist talks to Stuart Jeffries
Dan Snow says apps can ‘radically change the way we work in schools’
TV historian's timeline-based second world war iPad app reflects his passion for interactive media. By Stuart Dredge
Ceefax switch-off: Twitter pays tribute
End of teletext service in London triggers outpouring of nostalgia . By John Plunkett
Henwood and Rutherford join PPC board
Executives behind 4oD, Pottermore and Unilever join board of Picture Production Company. By Mark Sweney
Noel Edmonds issues Facebook plea after meeting internet ‘troll’
Deal or No Deal presenter wants online responsibility after student set up 'Somebody please kill Noel Edmonds' page. By Ben Dowell
Sky News admits hacking emails of ‘canoe man’
Broadcaster says accessing of emails of John Darwin, who faked own death, was authorised by executives and in public interest
Angry Birds animated TV series to premiere in Autumn 2012
52 weekly episodes will be distributed 'on all possible devices' says head of animation Nick Dorra. By Stuart Dredge
Rupert Murdoch-linked pirate website targeted rivals, online file shows
Internet forums gave advice on how to hack into ITVDigital and cable television companies
Twitter UK boss says social TV happens whether broadcasters like it or not
'But they have a choice about how to harness that social TV energy' explains Tony Wang. By Stuart Dredge
BBC accused of ‘manipulating’ emails in pay TV hacking row
Ex-News Corp subsidiary alleges 'piracy' slur as Panorama stands by broadcast investigation
UK riots ‘made worse’ by rolling news, BBM, Twitter and Facebook
Government panel says disorder was fuelled by TV and social media but warns against closing social networks during unrest. By Josh Halliday
Smart cards vital to pay-TV companies such as ONdigital
Encryption codes enable a pay-TV firm to charge for its programmes, without them its revenue would soon evaporate
Questions for News Corp over rival’s collapse
Software company NDS allegedly cracked smart card codes of ONdigital, according to evidence to be broadcast on Panorama
Investigation will have made interesting viewing for Ofcom’s News Corp team
Computer-hacking revelations come at a time when News Corp's relationship with BSkyB is already under scrutiny
Was ONdigital beaten fair and square, or undermined?
BSkyB's short-lived rival struggled for many reasons, including a piracy problem
Coverage of Muamba was sensitively handled on TV – but not by everyone
Mark Lawson: Post-Leveson, the mainstream media has reined in its taste for sensationalism, but on social media sites it is still a free-for-all
Netflix boss says rival BSkyB should not have its movie channels regulated
Changing Media Summit: chief executive Reed Hastings says he wants a 'fair fight' over content rights. By Mark Sweney
Budget 2012: tax breaks extended to animation and games industries
Government to allow film industry-style tax breaks for the UK's animation and video game producers. By Dan Sabbagh
BSkyB chief says F1 story was pulled as news team had not been ‘briefed’
Darroch claims 'issue was about process' and did not threaten Sky News's editorial independence. By Dan Sabbagh
Broadcasters often at fault over ‘media scrums’ at news events, says PCC
Director of communications says PCC guidance issued at the height of major news events was an important restraint. By Ben Dowell
BSkyB denies order to pull F1 story undermines Sky News’s independence
Broadcaster's chief steps in after complaint from Formula One production team about article written by Mark Kleinman. By Mark Sweney
ITV News relaunches website
News provider takes on the BBC and Sky News online with '24-hour rolling news hub' featuring live news stream. By Josh Halliday