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Last 24 hours
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1. It's Celebrity Doppelganger Week on Facebook
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2. Just how many Hitler videos does the world need?
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3. News of the World loses battle over secret phone hacking evidence
Judge orders paper to hand over documents to Max Clifford, who claims his phone messages were intercepted by reporters
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4. Rupert Murdoch: Rusbridger is talking bullshit
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5. Lone man sees off challenge by Branson company over use of word virgin
Entrepreneur wins legal battle with Virgin Enterprises over use of the word virgin in a slogan -
6. News Corp posts $254m profit on the strength of film and TV business
Rupert Murdoch says he is moving closer to charging for all News Corp's newspaper websites
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7. TV product placement: Bradshaw bans 'nasties'
Culture secretary says broadcasters will not be able to cash in by promoting alcohol, junk food and gambling brands
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8. The Times splash is another front in James Murdoch's war with the BBC
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9. Tory government would move quickly to scrap BBC Trust
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10. Telegraph: no more chasing web hits
Last 7 days
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1. It's Celebrity Doppelganger Week on Facebook
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2. News of the World pair hacked into 100 mobile accounts
Phone companies contradict official version that voicemails of 'only handful of victims' hacked by reporter and investigator
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3. Just how many Hitler videos does the world need?
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4. John Terry case sparks government concern over super-injunctions
Despite the overturning of the gagging order on John Terry's private life, the government is 'very concerned' over the regularity and fairness of super-injunctions
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5. Radio executives plan analogue 'scrappage scheme' to aid digital switch
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6. Lone man sees off challenge by Branson company over use of word virgin
Entrepreneur wins legal battle with Virgin Enterprises over use of the word virgin in a slogan -
7. A good job for media?
Less than a week old, it has generated reams of copy and already changed the way Amazon deals with book publishers. Guardian writers consider what the iPad means for different sectors of the media industry
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8. YouTube faces 4chan porn attack
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9. Kate Moss and Lara Stone reveal all for Love magazine cover shoot
Condé Nast title produces eight different covers for 'fashion icons' issue. By John Plunkett
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10. Former Countryfile presenter: I want justice from BBC
Miriam O'Reilly says she 'wants to know the truth' about why she and three other female presenters lost their jobs. By John Plunkett