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• Public need advice on handling press

  11 Aug 2010: Anne Wollenberg: People subjected to 'death-knock' journalism and unwanted press attention can't be expected to know how the media work

• Why raw data sites need journalism

  11 Aug 2010: John Keenan: The public is not interested in sifting through data. So without the analysis of journalists, the WikiLeaks logs may have died unread

• Journalism (and PR) goes down the toilet

  11 Aug 2010:

  Another insight into the churnalism industry, courtesy of FleetStreetBlues

• David Cameron and the tabloid press – when it comes to the working class, do they get it?

  11 Aug 2010: Michael White: There is more than a dash of sentimentality to the tabloids' treatment of their readers and the prime minister's plans for cuts

• Southampton photographic ban is a maverick move

  11 Aug 2010:

  The row between newspapers and Southampton football club over its ban on press pohotographers shows no sign of abating

• Why staff photographers are so important to popular newspapers

  11 Aug 2010:

  A reporting colleague of mine from my Sunday Mirror days was outraged by Trinity Mirror's decision to reduce the photographic staff for the Daily Mirror and its Sunday stablemate to just four

• The irony of the Evening Standard's anti-poverty drive

  10 Aug 2010:

  Lynsey Hanley: The idea of a billionaire's paper campaigning for the poor makes me yearn for the Daily Mirror of my youth

• Indy's Wiki balls-up

  10 Aug 2010: Media Monkey: 'Facts' in paper's festival report appear to be sourced from online encyclopedia

• Six Mirror photographers must depart, leaving just four behind

  10 Aug 2010:

  Trinity Mirror has decided that six of the 10 staff photographers who take pictures for the Daily Mirror and the Sunday Mirror must go

• The Independent's digital managing director to leave

  10 Aug 2010:

  Bill Swanson to leave post at the end of August

• Bernstein: golden age for investigative journalism never existed

  10 Aug 2010:

  Watergate reporter Carl Bernstein generally talks a lot of good sense about journalism and his latest interview, with Big Think, is no exception

• Hold the front page: Molloy will tell you how to do it properly

  10 Aug 2010:

  Enough of the multi-coloured upchuck... does your front page sell, or repel? That's the hook for a "page one master class" being held next month with former Daily Mirror editor Mike Molloy

• Why do police seize photographers' cameras? Take a wild guess

  10 Aug 2010:

  What have the police got to hide? Two more incidents have come to light about officers seizing cameras from press photographers and deleting images

• Times puts some ads outside the wall and on iPad as web display reduces

  10 Aug 2010:

  paidContent: While display ads on Times sites decline, advertorials are placed outside the paywall. By Robert Andrews

• What the PCC does to help the bereaved deal with 'death knocks'

  10 Aug 2010:

  Further to my posting yesterday, How to make 'death knock' journalism more acceptable and sensitive, it is pointed out that the Press Complaints Commission already has a leaflet dealing with unwanted contact from journalists

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