They always said journalism wasn’t about what you know, it’s about who you know. But what happens if the people you know are scattered about on flimsy pieces of cardboard all over your desk?
Lou Thomas tests out a nifty little scanner that takes all those business cards you’ve amassed through years of liquid lunches, and automatically imports the details into your computer’s address book
IPSO dismisses 'bizarre' complaint from right-wing political party after it was described as 'minor' in local newspaper 
National newspaper ABCs: Free Metro tops circulation figures again but Sun still UK's best-selling newspaper + web figures 
Northern Echo runs front page correction after wrongly labelling woman's 40th birthday celebration at hotel a ‘sex party’ 
Government begins battle against 'alt-news' sources and 'alarmist' stories with pilot of rapid response team dubbed 'fake news unit' 
A tale told too much - the paediatrician vigilantes 
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