Newspaper news from 3 July 2009

Daily Mirror to launch football website (Media Guardian)
MirrorFootball.co.uk will combine club-by-club breaking news with live match reports and coverage of press conferencesThe Daily Mirror is to launch a ...

Smash Hits returns for Jackson tribute (Media Guardian)
Much-loved teen magazine Smash Hits revived three years after closure for souvenir Michael Jackson editionThe teen music magazine Smash Hits is to ret...

Volkswagen tries to lift car industry gloom with Morecambe and Wise ad (Media Guardian)
Comedy duo's Positive Thinking tune is aimed at bringing an 'infectious burst of optimism'.Volkswagen is bucking the recessionary gloom with a musical...

Rolling Stone gathers no readers at Goldman Sachs (Daily Telegraph)
The highly entertaining war of words between Rolling Stone magazine and Goldman Sachs goes on....

More! magazine editor to step down (Media Guardian)
More! editor Lisa Smosarski leaving after three years at young women's weekly magazineLisa Smosarski, the editor of More!

Daily Mirror confirms football website launch (Press Gazette)
Trinity Mirror has confirmed it is launching a standalone football website, MirrorFootball.co.uk, that will include video, blogs and access to reports...

Liverpool Post and Echo triumph at O2 regional awards (Press Gazette)
Trinity Mirror's Liverpool Echo and Liverpool Daily Post were the big winners at last night's Cheshire and Merseyside O2 Media Awards, scooping eight ...

Charlie Brooker's screen burn (Media Guardian)
Neil Armstrong was the first man on the moon. Pretty impressive. So impressive that 40 years later, people still make documentaries wondering what that must've been like.

What next for newspapers? (The Independent)

Facebook banned at Johnston Press titles (Hold the Front Page)
Reporters will need permission to access site...