news index updated

#1 -  29/08/2015:  Peppa Pig maker Entertainment One explores takeover interest

#2 - 27/08/2015:  Facebook sets user record as more than 1bn people log on in single day

#3 - 22/09/2015: Skype service 'restored' after network problems

#4 - 21/09/2015: Apple removes 300 infected apps from the app store

#5 - 28/09/2015: Facebook down for second time in a week

#6 - 23/09/2015: Buzzfeed moves into local news by hiring new regional reporters

#7 - 08/10/15:  Facebook gets emotive

#8 - 07/10/2015:  Google speeds up news article downloads on mobile devices

#9 - 11/10/2015: Female technology journalists report abuse is still the name of the game

#10 - 12/10/2015: Five predictions for the future of publishing
#11 - 22/10/2015: Google launches €150m fund for publishers' digital news projects

#12 - 20/10/2015:    Sony to pay staff $8m over 'The Interview' hack

#13 - 24/10/2015:    Facebook Admits Its App Drains iPhone Battery

#14 - 28/10/2015: TalkTalk Hack: Ransom Demand Received

#15 - 1/11/2015: UK And US Prepare For Cyber Attack Stress Test

#16 - 5/11/2015: Guardian and Observer publisher reduces losses as digital revenues rise

#17 - 5/11/2015:  BBC says public back its online journalism even if it hurts papers

#18 - 3/11/2015: Twitter is replacing favourites with likes – but does anyone heart it?

#19 - 19/11/2015: Newsquest fires veteran executives and orders them to quit the office

#20 - 21/11/2015: The Murdochs: how Keith's legacy became Rupert's obsession

#21 - 24/11/2015  Der Spiegel publisher to cut 20% of staff and launch paywall

#22 - 26/11/2015 American Isis Twitter scene' reveals social media's power to radicalise

#23 - 28/11/2015 Der Spiegel publisher to cut 20% of staff and launch paywall

#24 - 30/11/2015 American Isis Twitter scene' reveals social media's power to radicalise

#25 - 2/12/2015 The Independent’s blog site hit by ransomware attack

#26 - 7/12/2015 My partner is burnt out from his job on a national newspaper in London

#27 - 9/12/2015 Phone-hacking victims expected to challenge CPS decision to end inquiry

#28 - 12/12/2015 Twitter warns users they may have been hacked by 'state-sponsored actors'

#29 - 15/122015 Hollywood's ties with Silicon Valley threaten to squeeze out the British media

#30 - 20/12/2015 Boston Globe reporters forced to deliver papers by hand amid distribution crisis. 
#31 - 21/12/2015 Make or break for the Sun and more consolidation
#32 - 28/11/2015  Some New Year resolutions for the Guardian
#33 - 01/01/2016  The #BringBackOurGirls of 2016: what will dominate Africa's Twittersphere this year?
#34 - 03/01/2016  Newsquest/Gannett forced to change policy over remote subbing

#35 - 05/01/2016 - Check Your company's policy on sending personal messages at work
#36 - 08/01/2016- Daily Mail takes full control of Australian website 

37 - 12/02/2016 - Bolt Report: News Corp refuses to confirm reports show has been dropped
#38 - 15/02/2016 - National newspapers blast Jeremy Corbyn's 'third way' over Trident
#39 - 16/02/2016 - Google Parent Pushes Apple Off Top Slot
#40 - 18/02/2016 - WhatsApp Passes One Billion Users Milestone
#41 - 18/02/2016 - The Independent: a newspaper killed by the internet
#42 - 19/02/2016 - Bolt Report: News Corp refuses to confirm reports show has been dropped
#43 - 20/02/2016 -  Newspapers are still warhorses. But their owners are riding them to the grave
#44 - 21/02/2016 -  As publishers lose control, are newspaper websites a dead parrot?
#45 - 23/02/2016 - Telegraph suspends comment on relaunched online content
#46 - 24/02/2016 - Jimmy Savile abuse report finds culture of 'reverence and fear' towards celebrities at BBC 'still exists today'
#47 - 25/02/2016 - Price comparison websites' cuddly mascots are the new frontier in financial product marketing: ​From meerkats to robots
#48 - 26/02/2016 - Yahoo admits it could sell off its core internet business
# 49 - 30/02/2016 - The Independent: a newspaper killed by the internet
#50 - 01/03/2016 - Bolt Report: News Corp refuses to confirm reports show has been dropped
#51 - 05/03/2016 - Newspapers are still warhorses. But their owners are riding them to the grave
#52 - 07/03/2016 - As publishers lose control, are newspaper websites a dead parrot?
#53 - 09/03/2016 - Telegraph suspends comment on relaunched online content
#54 - 12/03/2016 - Jimmy Savile abuse report finds culture of 'reverence and fear' towards celebrities at BBC 'still exists today'
#55 -12/03/2016 Price comparison websites' cuddly mascots are the new frontier in financial product marketing: ​From meerkats to robots
#56 - 14/03/2016Yahoo admits it could sell off its core internet business
#57 -  18/03/2016Guardian Media Group to cut 250 jobs in bid to break even within three years
#58 -21/03/2016 Independent, Mirror, Express and Star suffer sharp fall in traffic
#59 - 24/03/2016Vice Media attacked for making tobacco adverts for Philip Morris
#60 - 26/03/2016 Forbes investigates after 'contributor' asks PR for £300 to write online profile
#61 -28/03/2016 The best TV apps for children from BBC iPlayer Kids to YouTube Kids and Sky Kids
#63 -30/03/2016 Online abuse: how women are fighting back
#63 - 01/04/2016 Deal or no deal, Yahoo is just the start for the Daily Mail's US pus
#64 -  05/04/2016 YouTubers hit mainstream as digital media become top choice for new talent
#65 - 10/04/2016 Finally, publishers realise audience growth is not everything
#67 - 12/04/2016 Facebook is worried about users sharing less – but it only has itself to blame

#68 -15/04/2016  Sun publisher prompts staff concern with web-tracking app

#69 -18/04/2016  Section 40 threatens freedom of the press