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  Unpublished YouGov/Sun poll shows support for Gordon Brown over 'bigot' remark

  29 Apr 2010: Sun fails to publish results of poll which found 50% of people said they did not think worse of the PM for his 'bigot' remark

• Gordon Brown 'bigot' row: the front pages

  Gallery (10 pictures), 29 Apr 2010:

  How newspapers covered the news that the prime minister had described Labour voter Gillian Duffy as 'a bigoted woman'

• Mecom: ad decline slowing

  29 Apr 2010: European newspaper group reports 3% year on year ad revenue fall in first three months, with rise in March and 'quieter' April. By Mark Sweney

• Who gets the toon vote

  29 Apr 2010:

  Media Monkey: Peppa Pig isn't the only children's cartoon character suddenly in political play

• Bigot 'gaffe' is nothing but a Murdoch plot

  28 Apr 2010: John Prescott: Make no mistake, Gordon Brown was mugged – by a politically partisan media empire with no qualms about breaching privacy

• Harry Conroy obituary

  28 Apr 2010: NUJ general secretary during turbulent times

• INM's Gavin O'Reilly takes 10% pay cut

  28 Apr 2010: Chief executive's pay fell to £760,000 as Independent News & Media slashed payouts to directors by almost 23% last year. By Mark Sweney

• Tennis pro labelled world's worst loses libel action against Daily Telegraph

  28 Apr 2010: Robert Dee had secured more than 30 apologies and damages from other media organisations. By Jason Deans

• Marriage Mirror style

  28 Apr 2010:

  Media Monkey: Marry a journalist, risk a double-page spread on their doubts about the day...

• Allison Pearson's sad farewell to the Daily Mail

  28 Apr 2010:

  Allison Pearson bade farewell to the Daily Mail today with a moving confessional piece headlined: "Depression's the curse of my generation and I'm struggling in its grasp."

• Political balance in US newspapers - and still the readers don't trust them

  28 Apr 2010:

  One of the reasons that American newspapers see themselves as superior to their British counterparts is the political balance they seek to achieve and, moreover, they think they are achieving

• Canadian newspaper sales hold up

  28 Apr 2010:

  I reported the other day about the continuing decline of US newspaper sales. But across the border, in Canada, its dailies appear to holding on to readers

• NUJ revives Regional Press awards

  27 Apr 2010: The National Union of Journalists has announced will host the RPAs in June as part of its Stand Up for Journalism initiative. By Jason Deans

• The Sun pays out to doctor over front-page terror slur

  27 Apr 2010: Accident and emergency doctor accepts 'substantial' libel damages over story falsely labelling him a terror suspect

• The Independent aims a swipe at intruders

  27 Apr 2010:

  Media Monkey: In future, visiting moguls will not be able to storm in without a card

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