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Cosmo and Company are biggest fallers in women's sector

Magazine ABCs: Natmags titles suffer heavy year-on-year falls, as IPC's Essentials climbs nearly 13%. By Mark Sweney
Economist global sales rise 1.8%

Magazine ABCs: Economist circulation rises in every region it operates worldwide in first half of year, up 4.2% year on year in UK. By Mark Sweney
New! and Star gain but OK! on the slide

Magazine ABCs: New! and Star up 44% and 38.7% year on year, respectively, while stablemate OK! sees 20% fall. By John Plunkett
Facebook CEOP app prompts 211 reports

Reports through Child Exploitation and Online Protection app all classified as very serious offences, such as sexual grooming. By Jemima Kiss
Ofcom blocks BSkyB's Top Up TV move

Satellite broadcaster attempted to use clause in deal to block digital terrestrial service from offering Sky Sports 1 and 2. By Mark Sweney

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Laurie is highest-paid actor on US TV

Star earns £225,000 for each episode of hit medical series, now the most watched drama in the world
Naomi Campbell: media adviser says Hague tribunal is big PR winner

Spotlight on Naomi Campbell gave tribunal more coverage in 90 minutes than in past three years, says model's senior PR consultant. By John Plunkett
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UKTV confirms Childs as chief executive

BBC Worldwide Channels managing director to start next month as replacement for David Abraham. By Mark Sweney

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Jeff Ford to take over programming and Richard Woolfe depart as broadcaster's new owner announces £20m cost-cutting drive. By Tara Conlan and Mark Sweney
ESPN offers Premier League goals app

Pay-for service, on mobile site and through Android and iPhone apps, promises video of every goal – usually within minutes. By Mark Sweney
Newsday to hire 34 reporters

New York-based paper announces it is to recruit after bitter battle over cuts. By Roy Greenslade
Global Radio faces Heart cuts protest

Facebook page calls for boycott over breakfast show cut in Bedfordshire as Crawley listeners seek community station. By John Plunkett
Obama signs libel protection law

President enacts legislation aimed at protecting US authors, journalists and academics from Britain's libel laws. By Roy Greenslade
BBC FOI requests revealed

Full list of every freedom of information request to the corporation and the outcome. By Josh Halliday
ASA bans 'offensive' anti-terror advert

Broadcast by Association of Chief Police Officers urged listeners to report neighbours who avoided company. By Peter Walker
Newport State of Mind: songwriters pulled the video from YouTube

We've identified the culprit behind the Newport State of Mind takedown – and it wasn't EMI Music Publishing. By Jemima Kiss
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Ushahidi launches simplified crisis-mapping service

Crowdmap allows users to report incidents within minutes without installing platform on server or paying for host. By Josh Halliday
Danny Leigh named Film 2010 co-host

Claudia Winkleman to co-present with Guardian film blogger in new version of BBC1 show. By Ben Child
Sherlock to return for second series

BBC will make more episodes of detective drama starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman, producer confirms. By Vicky Frost
BBC pensions anger continues despite Thompson concessions

Ballot on industrial action goes ahead despite director general's promise to review pension top-ups for senior executives. By Tara Conlan and Mark Sweney
Southampton FC continues photo ban

The football club will provide its own pictures for home games, though its nominated photo agency has pulled out of the arrangement. By Mark Sweney

Google and Verizon offer give and take over net neutrality

Google and Verizon offer to uphold net neutrality while giving more power to wireless and private network operators. By Richard Adams
Goldberg to host Radio 5 Live show

Former Watchdog reporter's slot to form part of new-look weekend evening lineup. By John Plunkett
Endemol buys Authentic Entertainment

Dutch producer continues expansion in US with majority stake in maker of shows including Ace of Cakes and Toddlers and Tiaras. By Mark Sweney
PCC's code on 'death knocks' revealed

Press Complaints Commission has leaflet dealing with unwanted contact from journalists. By Roy Greenslade
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Hunt urged to intervene in S4C row

Welsh Assembly member says channel faces 'crisis of trust and confidence' after sudden departure of chief executive Iona Jones. By Maggie Brown
Times puts some ads outside the wall

paidContent: While display ads on Times sites decline, advertorials are placed outside the paywall. By Robert Andrews
Channel 4 launches Paralympics push

Broadcaster to start build-up to live coverage of 2012 games with new shows and search for disabled on-screen talent. By Tara Conlan
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Ofcom: relax media ownership rules

Regulator says government should allow single company to control newspapers, TV licence and radio station in local area. By Mark Sweney
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BSkyB says it owns the 'Sky' in 'Skype'

paidContent: Broadcaster in trademark challenge as VOIP service prepares to go public. By Robert Andrews
- Skype aims to raise $100m with IPO
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