Mediagazer: Assange's latest leak: his own story of how he fell out with ‘backstabbing’ press (Kunal Dutta/The Independent)

Tim Bradshaw / Financial Times:

WikiLeaks delays launch of new online system — WikiLeaks has delayed the release of a new online system to allow whistleblowers to pass secrets to its website, in another blow to Julian Assange's campaign for radical transparency amid a barrage of legal, financial and technical challenges.

Discussion: New York Magazine, Fast Company and Softpedia News, more at Techmeme »

Rachel McAthy / Journalism.co.uk:

Assange accuses editors of being ‘corrupted’ by power — Julian Assange told the Global Editors Network summit in Hong Kong that most journalists enter the profession to ‘crawl up the ladder of power to become associated with power’ — Speaking at the Global Editors Network via Skype …

Discussion: Journalism.co.uk

Kunal Dutta / The Independent:
Assange's latest leak: his own story of how he fell out with ‘backstabbing’ press

Discussion: Press Gazette, Jon Slattery and Big News Network.com

Brian Stelter / Media Decoder:

New Editors Named to Gawker and Deadspin — Gawker Media on Monday named new editors for two of its most prominent sites, the flagship Gawker and the sports and men's lifestyle site Deadspin. — Remy Stern, the editor of Gawker for nearly two years, will be replaced by A.J. Daulerio …

Discussion: New York Magazine and FishbowlNY

Jim Brady / Digital Man:

Investing in Investigative — For some time now, there's been buzz that going “digital first” and producing quality journalism were mutually exclusive goals. I assume part of that is because companies that have gone “digital first” — and few have done it as all-out as the Journal Register Company …

Jonathan Cooper / Journal Register Company:

New Haven Register Newsroom Reorganization Focuses on In-Depth, Investigative and Digital — Engagement Team Named to Lead Audience-Focused Initiatives — NEW HAVEN, CT - Journal Register Company, a leading local news and information company managed by Digital First Media …

The Independent:

Charlotte Church waived fee for ‘good press’ — Singer Charlotte Church waived a £100,000 fee to sing at Rupert Murdoch's wedding when she was 13, in exchange for a promise of favourable publicity, she said today.

David Carr / New York Times:

Reporter on British Phone Hacking Is Entangled in Story — Last summer, Amelia Hill, a special investigations correspondent for the British newspaper The Guardian, helped crack open the country's hacking scandal for all to see. Working with her colleague Nick Davies, she pulled back the veil …

Discussion: Guardian

The Independent: Ex-intelligence man Ian Hurst's email hacked

Steve Myers / Poynter:

ESPN, Syracuse newspaper held off publishing Bernie Fine sexual abuse allegations — Bobby Davis, one of the men who has accused former Syracuse University assistant men's basketball coach Bernie Fine of molestation, brought his allegations to the Syracuse newspaper in September 2002.

Discussion: ESPN

Robert Andrews / paidContent:

Economist Claims Over A Million Monthly Tablet Readers — Extracts from Roy Greenslade's interview with Economist Group CEO Andrew Rashbass, who says tablet publishing is more akin to print than web.

Discussion: Guardian and Guardian

Roy Greenslade / Guardian:

Andrew Rashbass: 'The biggest reason we're successful is that we are lucky' — Economist's chief executive explains how a mistake transformed his website and why he is relaxed about losing print sales — Andrew Rashbass, the chief executive of the Economist group, starts by putting it down to good fortune.

Discussion: Media Decoder, paidContent:UK and Talking Biz News

Guido Fawkes / Guy Fawkes' blog:

Exclusive: Alastair Campbell Evidence to Leveson Claims Morgan's Mirror Hacked Cherie Blair's Voicemail — Guido has obtained the text of Alastair Campbell's evidence due to be delivered to the Leveson Inquiry this coming Wednesday. It is a wide-ranging tour de force critique of the media …

Discussion: Guardian, Press Association and FleetStreetBlues

Samantha Conti / WWD:

Condé Nast International Promotes Executives — LONDON - Condé Nast International has named Nicholas Coleridge president, a new position. — Coleridge, who has been with Condé Nast since 1989 and whose title is managing director of Condé Nast Britain, will take up his new role in January.