Tabloid

Mumbai Mirror: From compact to a tabloid?

The need to sensationalise is a fundamental need of a tabloid, but not one for a 'quality' paper. Mumbai Mirror's treatment of a suicide makes it more a tabloid than a serious, respected paper.

News Corp lawyer: 500 hacking claims possible

More than 45 new cases are already due to go to court, with claimants including soccer star Wayne Rooney and Cherie Blair, wife of former Prime Minister Tony Blair.

Phone-hacking at NOTW was rampant

Hacking of phones of individuals at Rupert Murdoch's News of the World was conducted on an "industrial scale", according to new revelations made on Tuesday, putting more pressure on his media empire in Britain and elsewhere.

Twitter mob or Twitter revolution? NOTW and the journalism dilemma

NOTW surfaces once again, that the line between news for public interest and news for infotainment continues to blur. Who now decides what information the public NEEDS to know, and what information might just entertain them? Twitter?

Steve Jobs' picture causes Internet stir

A photo of Steve Jobs has been causing quite the stir on the Internet.

NoTW death boosts other British tabloid sales by 2 mln

The death of The News of the World and aggressive marketing by other British tabloids has paid off, with industry figures showing that every other major tabloid saw a 50 percent month on month increase in circulation figures.

Twitter mob or Twitter revolution? NOTW and the journalism dilemma

NOTW surfaces once again, that the line between news for public interest and news for infotainment continues to blur. Who now decides what information the public NEEDS to know, and what information might just entertain them? Twitter?