(1)- Amazon launches gaming and 4K streaming Fire TV update
(2)- The Media Column: British TV is being bought up and outgunned by the Americans, leaving the BBC with a dilemma
(3)- BuzzFeed to cover more local news as it expands UK editorial team
(4)- Social media 'rehab': Is a 24/7 texting helpline really the best method?
(5)- Music streaming just became a billion-dollar industry
(6)- Forty percent of US millennials still pay for news, poll finds
(7)- Meryl Streep defends feminist credentials as Suffragette opens London film festival
(8)- Richard Desmond boosts Daily Star sales with price cut
(9)- Female technology journalists report abuse is still the name of the game
(10)- News Corp offers Times and WSJ digital bundle for corporate users
(11)- Why the future of newspapers is not all doom and gloom
(12)- Map shows parts of UK most excluded from digital world
(13)- Sun website to scrap paywall
(14)- Freedom of Information Act must be strengthened, says Tom Watson
(15)- Can dropping the paywall and upping the story count boost Sun’s website?
(16)- Kate Winslet says children being harmed by social media
(17)- BBC shelves plans to shut news channel
(18)- Marketing 2020: next generation talent will be key to filling digital skills gap
(19)- Sun website traffic recovers as Mirror slips back
(20)- Eiffel Tower meets peace sign in show of solidarity after attacks
(21)- Two-thirds of Britons will own a smartphone by 2018, research finds
(22)- Twitter raids Sky for new head of UK news
(23)- Mail Online US almost doubles advertising growth
(24)- YouTube Kids: campaigners criticise app for its 'junk food' videos
(25)- Time Out to cut about 40 staff in UK and US
(26)- The Independent’s blog site hit by ransomware attack
(27)- Twitter warns users they may have been hacked by 'state-sponsored actors'
(28)- Daily Mail is cruel and childish about the Duchess of Cambridge
(29)- Sun website traffic rises by a quarter – but it is eclipsed by the Mirror
(30)- Can Donald Trump's social media genius take him all the way to the White House?
(31)- Facebook and Uber team up to offer Messenger users taxi trips
(32)- The Daily Telegraph fined £30,000 for email instructing readers to vote Conservative
(33)- US digital advertising in 2016: things will get better
(34)- Two New Jersey newspapers denounce Chris Christie's 'abysmal' performance
(35)- The social housing tenants taking to Twitter to influence policy
(36)- Daily Telegraph to withdraw devices monitoring time at desk after criticism
(37)- Phone hacking: The Sun accusers open a new chapter
(38)- Daily Mail takes full control of Australian website
(39)- Sun website traffic falls by more than 5% despite axing of paywall
(40)- How tweeting about floods became a civic duty in Jakarta
(41)- YouTube star Zoella reaches 10m subscribers milestone
(42)- Daily Mail website's ad revenues surge as paper announces price hike
(43)- Russian magazine cyber-attacked and fined after article on Putin's daughter
(44)- James Franco to direct Twitter tale of stripper Zola's sordid road trip
(45)- Independent aims to keep stars and boost quality in digital shift
(46)- Independent and Independent on Sunday print closures confirmed
(47)- Facebook sets up 'social VR' team to explore virtual reality beyond games
(48)- Telegraph suspends comment on relaunched online content
(49)- Beauty site apologises for mistaking Whoopi Goldberg for Oprah Winfrey at Oscars
(50)- Sun hasn't decided which side to back in EU referendum, claims its editor
(51)- Seized Turkish opposition newspaper toes government line
(52)- Online harassment of women at risk of becoming 'established norm', study finds
(53)- BBC and ITV in talks to launch a Netflix-style streaming service
(54)- Mashable launches French-language site with France 24
(55)- Netflix races ahead of Amazon and Sky with 5m UK households
(56)- Sun ordered to admit British Muslims story was 'significantly misleading'
(57)- Fake Brussels YouTube videos prove ease of digital disinformation
(58)- The eagle dares: Independent goes out of print on a scoop
(59)- Using Twitter and Facebook images of tragedies raises ethical dilemmas
(60)- The Times drops online rolling news for four editions a day
(61)- Daily Mail goes nuclear over Barack Obama 'peace sign'
(62)- Twitter to live stream NFL's Thursday night football
(63)- How newsroom pressure is letting fake stories on to the web
(64)- Publishing platform Medium may be blocked in China, reports say
(65)- Can the web save the press from oblivion?
(66)- Football clubs trawl social media for gaffes by transfer targets
(67)- Corbyn: Labour must use social media to fight rightwing press attacks
(68)- Trinity Mirror reports 19% print ad slide as it confirms the New Day's closure
(69)- Vice UK rejects call for union recognition
(70)- BBC follows Netflix in using online viewing data to help it pick new shows
(71)- Periscope used by French teenager to live-stream her own suicide
(72)- Four young Egyptians in custody for video making fun of the government
(73)- Egypt's activists turn to social media to call for satirists' release
(74)- Facebook accused of censoring conservatives, report says
(75)- The Independent's website traffic rises by more than 6%
(76)- Suddenly, national newspapers are heading for that print cliff fall
(77)- DMGT issues profit warning after double-digit fall in print ads
(78)- Twitter abuse - '50% of misogynistic tweets from women'
(79)- EU referendum poster aimed at minority ethnic vote causes controversy
(80)- Labour MP says she may leave Twitter over trolls' rape abuse
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