Trinity Mirror plans local web network (Media Guardian)
After a successful pilot in Teesside, Trinity Mirror plans a national roll out of its network of hyper local community websites.

First News branches out with mag for teachers (Press Gazette)
Weekly national newspaper children First News is launching a new magazine called First News for Teachers.

Craigslist boss slams US press (Media Guardian)
Jim Buckmaster, chief executive of Craigslist, has accused US newspaper publishers of actively encouraging journalists to write negative stories about...

Reporter takes on tough triathlon training in Spanish sun (Hold the Front Page)
Oxford Mail's Emma-Kate Lidbury continues her quest for three-discipline glory in 2008...

High-value homes targeted for Gloucestershire news and property launch (Hold the Front Page)
Weekly Stroud Life emerges from Northcliffe Media stable...

Changes ahead for Wall Street Journal (Media Guardian)
Changing Media Summit: The Wall Street Journal's digital chief executive has said that it is looking to expand politics and sports coverage.

Former Lord Chancellor advises trimming down web archives to cut contempt risk (Hold the Front Page)
Plus: Bursary for journalism student, reporter in ring with female boxer - and more news in brief...

London weekly backs local boxer as he bids to unify titles (Hold the Front Page)
Major coverage of big fight put together by journalist while away on paternity leave...

Secrets of transferring brands, loyalty and market reach of papers to the web (Hold the Front Page)
Johnston Press boss to address world newspaper conference...

Rupert Murdoch out-foxed in domain name row (Press Gazette)
Rupert Murdoch has been outfoxed!. He may own the Fox Business Network on American TV (that of course is in addition to the New York Post and the Wall Street Journal) but he can't use the name online.