Washington Post names Will Lewis as new chief executive and publisher
Former Daily Telegraph editor had been in the running to bid for British broadsheet
Mark Thompson
Mark Thompson takes the reins in CNN at a hugely sensitive time
After a turbulent 18 months, the news network will hope to recover ground under its experienced new chief
Protests held in North as Troubles legacy Bill debated at Westminster
More than 100 people picket outside the Northern Ireland Office in Belfast city centre
Coalition has concerns about UK’s proposed legacy Bill - Coveney
Groups working with Troubles bereaved advise non-engagement with proposed body
GAA and the Troubles: Remembering club members killed in the conflict
‘We’re remembering everyone equally – their politics, or who killed them, is irrelevant’
Hugh Linehan: Reports of the death of the newspaper have been exaggerated
Print editions are still part of the industry’s survival – but who knows for how long
Gavin O’Reilly to chair New European following acquisition
Balderton Capital’s Barry Maloney and former FT editor Lionel Barber also involved
Victims’ families call for process on dealing with North’s past to be implemented
3,500 relatives have signed an open letter to Taoiseach and UK prime minister
Mark Thompson: The media boss on Trump, Brexit and end of print
Ex-New York Times and BBC chief on his Irish heritage and ‘serendipitous’ career
Digital revenue exceeds print for first time at New York Times
Publisher has 6.5m subscriptions, of which 5.7m are digital-only
Stormont insists Westminster should fund Troubles victims’ pensions
Campaigners take first step towards legal action against Executive over scheme delays
PSNI and North’s Police Ombudsman urged to ‘work hard together’
Police failed to disclose information about UDA murder of five Catholics
British government plan on past says ‘small’ chance of justice for Troubles killings
Tánaiste issues cool response to proposals from Northern Secretary Brandon Lewis
Boris Johnson’s prosecution pledge to former British soldiers criticised
Coveney says there must ‘no amnesty for anyone who committed crimes’ in North
‘New York Times’ total subscriber base tops four million mark
Subscriptions account for nearly two-thirds of company’s revenue in third quarter
Money-spinning Ryder Cup set to help European Tour through the rough
As Europe gets ready to face up to US team in France on Friday, the body that runs it is looking for other sources of cash
Fyre festival: two attendees awarded $2.5m each after disasterous event
Jailed festival organiser Billy McFarland ordered to pay damages over losses and ‘mental anguish’
‘Highly unlikely’ Stormont will be reinstated soon, deputy DUP leader says
Nigel Dodds says there was a ‘lot of bad blood’ between DUP and Sinn Féin in wake of collapsed talks
‘New York Times’ subscription revenue passes $1bn for first time
Shares at highest level since 2007 as news giant signs up 2.6m digital subscribers
Five signs you share Donald Trump’s ‘gapped’ logic
The US president’s rhetoric has the hallmarks of a cognitive ‘stuttering’ that’s creeping into schools, argues Fiachra Long
Wall St Journal to launch new format with fewer sections
Move comes as New York Times reports steep decline in print advertising revenues
North’s top judge wants Troubles inquests fast-tracked
Sir Declan Morgan says we ‘cannot move on while we remain in the shadow of the past’
New York Times reports $14m quarterly loss
Publisher continues to grapple with how to offset falling revenue in print advertising, digital subscriptions grow
A Space Traveller’s Guide to the Solar System by Mark Thompson
Imaginary journey around the planets is informative but ultimately too text-heavy
PSNI to investigate role of ‘Stakeknife’ in 40 IRA murders
Freddie Scappaticci accused of being linked to killings while head of punishment unit
British ‘washed hands’ on Army shooting of IRA man, court told
Claim responsibility for examining Stan Carberry killing with London, not Stormont
Widow seeks damages relating to claims against British general Frank Kitson
Woman’s legal actions in London concern her husband’s killing in Belfast in 1973
Former Google employee stole laptop and tried to sell it back to colleague
Man stole a laptop from Google HQ and tried to sell it to colleague in McDonalds
Review: One Man, Two Guvnors
The harried and hungry character at the centre of this ingeniuous and frantic commedia dell’arte update has never been a natural multitasker. The National Theatre London’s innocent and loaded production, on the other hand...
AIB fraudster told to pay £3.25m within six months or face seven more years in jail
Compensation may be paid to the victims of Achilleas Kallakis’ fraud
New York Times to roll out new paid apps from April
Company intends to expand its subscription offerings to entice new readers to pay for its products
New York Times reports fall in ad revenue and circulation
US media group says digital subscriptions climbed 19% to 760,000
BBC pay-offs to staff ‘unacceptable’
Former deputy director general received £300,000 extra to keep him from taking calls from headhunters
Mark Thompson defends BBC payoffs to managers
Former BBC chief sanctioned payments that exceeded contractual obligations
Essendon case sends shock waves throughout AFL community
One of the league’s oldest and most storied franchises has been under a cloud throughout the 2013 AFL season as the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (Asada) probed its programme of supplements given to players in 2011 and 2012
New York Times to sell the ‘Boston Globe’ to Red Sox owner
Newspaper sold for $70 million, a small fraction of what the Times paid for it 20 years ago
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