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The Independent has announced it is to launch a new digitally focused US office to serve an increasingly global online audience.

30 years to the day BBC One launched its own very distinctive brand of gritty and unglamorous soap drama, last night’s celebrations finally delivered a festival of payoffs and surprises for long-term fans of EastEnders.

In the wake of controversy over the way in which it has handled coverage of the HSBC Swiss tax dodging allegations, the paper will draw up guidelines to define the relationship between editorial and commercial staff.

Game console shipments grew 11% year on year in 2014, with Sony’s newest console shipping 18.5 million units.

All ABC-audited national newspaper websites enjoyed an impressive rise in users over January, with dominant newsbrand MailOnline enjoying the most remarkable increase, month on month.

The out-of-home industry has reported its strongest quarter ever, with revenue close to £300 million for the first time, according to the Outdoor Media Centre.

Formerly known as Project Orange, Magnetic, the new marketing agency for magazine media in the UK, has today announced that it will officially open its doors to customers in March.

For a second consecutive night, BBC One secured the day’s top spot with another little-bit live episode of EastEnders, as exhausted viewers became even closer to finding out who exactly took the jam out of Lucy Beale’s doughnut.

The resignation of The Telegraph’s chief political editor, Peter Oborne, could have serious long-term consequences, writes Raymond Snoddy.

The Telegraph’s chief political editor, Peter Oborne, has announced his resignation from the paper, declaring its latest coverage of the HSBC scandal as “a fraud on its readers.”