The Associated Press announced that it would start offering additional credit to other news organisations when it picks up their stories. In addition to offering a link to the news organisation's home page, as it has done before, AP will start including a direct link to the actual story.

Journalists are using social media more and more to interact with their readers: Roy Greenslade reported on the third Broadgate Mainland digital trends survey, which found that 81 percent of the respondents engage on a regular basis with their digital readers.

Ellie Behling discussed the metrics that are being used to measure the effectiveness of tablet advertising. Although reading on tablets is a different experience from print, traditional print metrics such as subscriptions to digital editions are still commonly used.

The Huffington Post writer who was suspended last week for "over-aggregation" is returning, Poynter reported. According to Huffington spokesman, they welcomed the writer back after completing an "internal review of the process and policies relating to the publication of stories" on the site.

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