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But Jonathan Dickens wants Spotify to change policy of not allowing some albums to be restricted to paying subscribers only. By Stuart Dredge
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Graham Johnson hacked a phone to investigate whether a TV soap star was having an affair with a gangster, court hears
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The Economist Espresso will be 171-year-old weekly magazine’s first daily edition. By Mark Sweney
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Health secretary Jeremy Hunt says another nine hospitals have launched investigations into abuse claims since June
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ITV director of drama commissioning says the show continues to be ‘a phenomenon’
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The BBC said it will pull out the stops for the weekend’s FA Cup ties, starting with Warrington Town against Exeter City
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Former Newsnight presenter to write for FT Weekend
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Ian Bailey accuses state and police of 'corrupt behaviour'
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About 200 staff relocate to the Shard with an event that includes a branding campaign, speeches and curious canapés
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Media Monkey: As the retailer launches its festive ad, a certain tweeter in the US can expect to be trending … again
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Media Monkey: Discovery will screen documentary Eaten Alive where a wildlife expert survives being an anaconda’s dinner
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But where are the figures to back up his positive claims?
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Our roundup of the day’s media stories, including John Lewis launches Xmas ad and Sun ‘shopped staff to avoid charges’
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Lawyers call for maximum penalty against reporters
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Press freedom body calls for investigation
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Editor says it's a chance for her to be a human being rather than a celebrity
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App wants to take advantage of the way commuters consume news and that 70% of users access it via mobile
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Letters: I wonder when Mr Gott last listened to the network that brings audiences in the UK and around the world a raft of award-winning programmes?
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Media Monkey: Vacated BBC building in White City has become a haven for rodents
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Viewers complain after Saturday night’s show features dark themes surrounding theories about the afterlife
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Gaby Hinsliff: To save lives we must either realise the lunacy of Facebooking in the fast lane – or else be forcibly disconnected
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Andrew Brown: It is psychologically unnatural to claim that you hate an ideology without hating the people in whose lives it is expressed
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Joel Simon: As the power of traditional media wanes, violence and repression against reporters grows and terror groups wage war by social media
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Roy Greenslade notes the similarities between the regulators and wonders at the lack of transparency surrounding the funding body
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Frances Crook: Courts are bowing to media pressure in naming child killers, and it only has negative consequences – including for the victim’s family
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Hugh Muir: Notebook: I’ve seen the amiable businessman up close. From Virgin Atlantic to Galactic, he’s proved the value of media accessibility
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Roy Greenslade commends a letter to the Irish Times that refers to 'the gated community of journalism in Ireland'
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Roy Greenslade details the overwhelming response by readers to articles about Angela Merkel's comments on David Cameron's EU stance
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Owen Jones: Rather than obsessing over Ukip, the media should report on the party that promotes social justice
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Open door: Chris Elliott: So often the ‘go to’ people are white, have been to the same schools, the same universities. The media seem only ever to ask black people to write about race
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Editorial: The BBC must fight to preserve a World Service that other countries would kill for
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Traditionally rival titles are creating unexpected alliances
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Peter Preston: SNP, Green, Ukip? Deciding who does or does not appear in televised debates is treacherous domain for broadcasters
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Peter Preston: Richard Desmond’s newspaper is forecasting the coldest winter for a century. That’s one to cut out and keep
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Peter Preston: Why the agonising over female newsreaders when women are powering towards equality in TV’s top jobs?
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Stefan Stern: An astonishing blogpost by employees of First Look Media offers a new model for businesses, but it’s not without its dangers
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Joseph Harker: On the final day of Black History Month we’ve given the section over to black contributors – and it won’t be a discussion about ‘race’
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Gary Nunn: Jung wrote of a ‘sometimes quite grotesque coincidence between a man’s name and his peculiarities’. And that was before the pope appointed Cardinal Sin
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I don’t want to lie, but creeping scepticism and the knowledge that our competitors lie make it harder for me to remain honest
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About 200 staff relocate to the Shard with an event that includes a branding campaign, speeches and curious canapés
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Former Newsnight presenter to write for FT Weekend
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Media Monkey: As the retailer launches its festive ad, a certain tweeter in the US can expect to be trending … again
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Media Monkey: Discovery will screen documentary Eaten Alive where a wildlife expert survives being an anaconda’s dinner
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Ian Bailey accuses state and police of 'corrupt behaviour'
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But where are the figures to back up his positive claims?
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Media Monkey: Vacated BBC building in White City has become a haven for rodents
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Impress says decision 'is not a deal-breaker'
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Family do not believe military account of his death
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Court ordered discovery of leaked recordings
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He gets 30 months, reduced from five years
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Free speech charity warns of dangers to publishers
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Walter Merricks looks forward to 'exciting role'
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Media Monkey: Ed Richards: ‘Too early to say’ if city TV stations will succeed
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A man tricks the 3AW radio station into believing he was the rapper 360 just weeks after the station was tricked by someone pretending to be an Isis leader
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This week's review of adverts from around the world opens with an appropriately creepy offering for Ikea as we approach Halloween
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We have launched our newly redesigned website to our US audience. Find out more about how we got here
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Rob Lowe shows us his creepy side, Jean-Claude Van Damme camps it up, Luis Suarez tests the flexibility of Replay jeans, and David Beckham throws a party
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The former Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee has died aged 93
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Change.org chief Ben Rattray speaks to Jane Martinson about the popularity of his social activism website, and his vision of a fairer society
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Mia Freedman has apologised after comments that compared gay people to paedophiles on The Project
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Watch Sarah Silverman tackle pay inequality in a controversial campaign
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This week's round-up of commercials starts with Mr Bean in a kung fu movie for Snickers and ends with a touching Canadian viral for Cheerios celebrating gay parents
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The cast and crew of Top Gear are pelted with stones as they drive through a town in Argentina, despite having a police escort
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Watch Jeff Goldblum actor channel Liberace and a clip from the archives suggesting George Clooney has 'married' before
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Fox News presenters crack a series of sexist jokes about the UAE's first female fighter pilot
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William Shatner's rendition of Bohemian Rhapsody leads this week's collection and the Yankees shortstop gets (another) fond farewell
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Mischievous raccoons for a French power company lead this week's selection of new commercials, which also includes another look at dadhood from VW
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Plenty of weekends get wasted. They fizzle out before they've even started. But some weekends are special. Some weekends are packed with all the things that make life great. With the Guardian and Observer, you can own the weekend
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Reebok goes back to its Northern roots; a pet treat ad featuring athletic cat owners, food erotica from M&S, and more in this week's selection of ads
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The chairman of the newly formed Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso) promises to restore the public's trust in the industry
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After the killings of James Foley and Steven Sotloff, should media organisations be doing more to protect and support freelancers?
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Jason Stone: Harvey Keitel reprises his Pulp Fiction role for Direct Line in the first advert in this week's round-up
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A spokesman for the family of American journalist Steven Sotloff, who was killed by Islamic State (Isis) militants, says Steven loved the Arabic world
Why journalists should be worried as seven regional daily editors depart
Roy Greenslade thinks the Express & Star editor has a point when he complains about departure of experienced colleagues