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• UK Minister praises standards of health and science journalism
• Press Gazette names the best scoops in British journalism, 1922-1995
• US: Washington state ushers in tax breaks for newspapers
• New wire service Tradeclips will enable local and regional papers to develop online video content
• UK: Daily Mirror confirms launch of stand-alone football site

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• Circulate: a user-centric solution to help publishers monetise online content
• Twitter for journalists and newsrooms: sourcing, publicising, connecting
• Iran: When journalists can't be heard, how successful can citizen journalism be at providing back-up?
• Search engine optimisation: teaching journalists to write for the web
• True/Slant: giving a voice to journalists, readers and advertisers

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• Independant News & Media relenquishes 7.4 percent of stake in Indian publisher
• Trinity Mirror to close nine local newspapers in the Midlands
• Washington offers tax break to newspapers
• Two Irish free dailies to merge
• Johnston Press bars employees from using Facebook

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