The Apprentice 'interview' round: we smell a rat
16 Dec 2010 | by Emma Haslett
The Apprentice may be great viewing, but it's not exactly a model of interviewing best practice.
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News Corp BSkyB bid bolstered as Cable combusts
22 Dec 2010 | by James Taylor
Yesterday was an excellent day for News Corp: a thumbs-up from the EU, and the political hara-kiri of Cable, the man best placed to block the deal.
Who said it?
13 Dec 2010 | by Elizabeth Anderson
'ITV can demand such incredible money given the viewing figures. They are everything the channel could have hoped for - and then some' - a source tells the Mirror the X Factor final raised big bucks for ITV, which charged up to £8,000 a second for an advertising slot over the weekend.
E-books: the acceptable face of bonkbusters
10 Dec 2010
Apparently romance novels are selling like hot cakes on e-readers. No embarrassing covers that way, you see...
Football going 'home' - to Russia and Qatar
03 Dec 2010 | by Andrew Saunders
As the World Cup heads east, the boss of England's failed bid says we shouldn't bid again until the process is cleaned up.
Books of the Year: The inspiring and the informative
01 Dec 2010 | by Octavius Black
Social enterprise, stress and sporting prowess - all feature in the best reads of the past 12 months, says Mind Gym boss Octavius Black.
Books of the Year: Of villains, speculators and weird science
01 Dec 2010 | by Jennifer Harris
Consultant Jennifer Harris talks us through her top books of 2010, from the Big Short to Jilly Cooper...
The MT Interview: Richard Desmond
01 Dec 2010 | by Chris Blackhurst
The proprietor of the Express and OK! - and now Five - is one of the most divisive figures in the British media. The self-styled outsider admits that a third of his staff probably loathe him, yet his wide-ranging work for charity and hopes of owning the Sun and the News of the World reveal someone who...
EU has Google in its searchlights
30 Nov 2010 | by Dave Waller
Google's search engines are facing an anti-trust investigation by the European Commission. As signs of maturity go, that's like being handed a pair of slippers and lighting a pipe...
Fifa bribery: England 'players' tackle each other
30 Nov 2010 | by Dave Waller
The latest footie fiasco exposes a lack of stakeholder unity among English institutions. Whatever happened to teamwork?
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