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• BBC's £100m local news drive goes on

  Dec 6 2007:

  The BBC is pressing ahead with proposals to invest £100m in new local text and radio broadband services. By Tara Conlan

• BBC's £100m local news drive goes on

  Dec 6 2007:

  The BBC is pressing ahead with proposals to invest £100m in new local text and radio broadband services. By Tara Conlan

• Disney website set for relaunch

  Dec 6 2007:

  Disney is launching a new version of its UK website on Monday as it tries to meet the needs of a new generation of web-savvy children. By Jemima Kiss

• Dennis taps into Facebook craze

  Dec 6 2007:

  Facebookers of the world who while away their waking hours on the social networking website can now read all about it - in a Facebook magazine. By Stephen Brook

• Stella Street back as web series

  Dec 6 2007:

  Stella Street, the offbeat BBC TV comedy that relocated an eclectic mix of Hollywood and rock stars to a London suburb, is to return as an online series. By Chris Tryhorn

• 'Kids bombarded by unsuitable web ads'

  Dec 6 2007:

  Children are over-exposed to ads on the internet, many of which are for adult services such as gambling and dating, a report has found. By Mark Sweney

• Inside, Wikipedia is more like a sweatshop than Santa's workshop

  Dec 6 2007:

  Seth Finkelstein: Wikipedia is frequently touted as a marvel of collaboration, a model of peer production. But it may be more instructive as a laboratory of pathologies of social interaction

• Facebook apologises for mistakes over advertising

  Dec 6 2007:

  The founder of Facebook has apologised to the website's 57 million devotees for its handling of a controversial advertising feature. By Andrew Clark

• NUJ: 'Content, not cost-cutting'

  Dec 6 2007:

  A new NUJ report on multimedia working will attract a lot of criticism, writes its general secretary Jeremy Dear

• NUJ warns of multimedia concerns

  Dec 6 2007:

  Journalists believe the rush towards integrated multimedia operations is threatening the quality of work and putting pressure on staff, according to an NUJ report. By Mark Sweney

• Association of Online Publishers appoints new chief

  Dec 5 2007:

  Ruth Brownlee has been appointed the new director of the UK's Association of Online Publishers. By Jemima Kiss

• BT Vision to put ads in films

  Dec 5 2007:

  BT Vision is to try putting unskippable ads into films in a move it hopes to extend to its video-on-demand service. By Mark Sweney

• Bands want slice of profit from resold gig tickets

  Dec 5 2007: Anger and fierce resistance to artists' plan to add levy to sales by online touts. By Owen Gibson and Sam Jones

• Lo, Murdoch did bring the good news and stored up riches on earth

  Dec 5 2007:

  Rupert Murdoch is out to prove that you can serve God and mammon after all. The media tycoon's Fox Entertainment has bought Beliefnet, the largest online faith and spirituality network

• Doubts cast over soldier's Iraq accounts

  Dec 5 2007: Hostilities between right- and left-wing journals and blogs over the coverage of the Iraq war have claimed a fresh scalp after the New Republic magazine retracted a series of articles from a US soldier. By Ed Pilkington

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