Brooks stands firm at Leveson Inquiry
If Rebekah Brooks had been a "grumpy old man of Fleet Street" would she have been treated differently at the Leveson Inquiry?

'Rogue reporter' claim destroyed by MPs' findings
To those of us who have been covering the phone-hacking story since January 2007 - when the News of the World's royal editor, Clive Goodman, was jailed and its editor Andy Coulson resigned - the claim that this was the work of "one rogue reporter" always seemed far-fetched.

PCC to shut before Leveson report
The Press Complaints Commission (PCC) has confirmed it is to close before Lord Justice Leveson produces his report into press standards.

Tracking 30 years of TV's most watched
Which TV programme topped Barb's TV ratings in 2011 - and how do the figures compare with those 30 years ago, when the official audience measurement system began?

TV's future looks long and strong
Remember all those stories saying "TV is dead"? Google is full of them - about 232 million, according to its own calculation.