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Jerry Hayes James Murdocchio Jerry Hayes thinks James Murdoch underestimates Tom Crone and Colin Myler at his peril.
Shane Stone Tom Baldwin: One Rule For Cameron, Another Rule For Ed Shane Stone looks back on yesterday's select committee hearings but says there are still questions surrounding Ed Miliband's press spokesman.
James Charlton Mad Boys & A Very British Farce James Charlton reports on how yesterday’s select committee turned into a very British farce.
Scarlett MccGwire The Rehearsals Worked Scarlett MccGwire reckons the Murdochs' performances were all rehearsed and that three different personas were deliberately adopted.
Ivor Gaber Murdoch’s “Humblest Day” Ivor Gaber gives us the benefit of his views on the Select Committee hearings.
Peter Watt A Great Day For The Murdochs. A Bad Day for the Police. Peter Watt thinks that the Murdochs and Rebekah Brooks will be feeling pretty pleased with themselves. However, the Police and David Cameron will not be sitting comfortably.
Adam Powley Hackgate: A Day To Be Remembered? Adam Powley was not impressed with today's Select Committee appearances. But was today more of a game changer than he thinks?
Sunder Katwala Why Sorry May Not Be Enough for Rupert Murdoch Sunder Katwala examines the consequences of Rupert Murdoch's mea culpa, but wonders if it is enough to save him.
Donal Blaney Surprise, Surprise: Look Who's Behind The News Corp Lawsuit Donal Blaney is flabbergasted, nay gobsmacked, at the identity of the US law firm gunning for News International.
David Torrance Salmond's Lack of Action Over Press Regulation Alex Salmond criticises the UK government for lack of action over press regulation, but why hasn't he taken it on himself, asks David Torrance?
Mark Seddon News of the World Pays the Ultimate Price Et tu Brute. It wasn't just the News of the World which is to blame, says Mark Seddon. Other newspapers have indulged in similar behaviour.
Ben Archibald Application to be the new Chief Executive of the News of the World The job's not yet been vacated by Rebecca Brooks, but Ben Archibald thinks he could do well working for the 'Dirty Digger'...