Peter Wilby on the press: The outbreak of swine flu is an opportunity for newspaper editors to provide more reliable coverage than can be found on the internet

On the press, Peter Wilby: What the pundits said about the budget

Peter Wilby: The froth of indignation in the press about the behaviour of Damian McBride, Gordon Brown's fallen spin doctor, is not just ridiculous but hypocritical

Peter Wilby: The press eagerly anticipated not just the G20 itself but also the protests and prospects for mayhem

Peter Wilby on the press: Financial journalists too often forget that their stories have a direct effect on people's retirement nest eggs

Is there a future for the Independent and its Sunday sister? The first place to look for the answer is to the paper's board, says Peter Wilby

On the press, Peter Wilby: Business-to-business publications will weather this financial storm far better than the mainstream media

On the press, Peter Wilby: Could the present crisis take Murdoch to the brink of ruin again, or even send him over the edge?

On the press, Peter Wilby: The royals, I believe, have no rights to privacy because they are not and can never be private citizens

British media coverage of the Israel-Palestine conflict has changed radically over the past five years, writes Peter Wilby

On the press, Peter Wilby: Will the post-recession newspaper industry become more serious? More niche? Abandon print publishing altogether? By the end of 2009 the future will be a whole lot clearer

Press, Peter Wilby: Obama's story was too good for the press to drizzle even a light shower on his parade

Peter Wilby on Sachsgate: With its coverage of the Brand/Ross affair, the Mail has provided a masterclass in leading the agenda