Why the entertainment industry’s release strategy creates piracy

Cory Doctorow: If companies refuse to release films or TV shows in US and UK at same time, they only have themselves to blame for piracy

Angry Birds movie confirmed… for Summer 2016

Rovio signs up producer John Cohen while confirming it will finance the 3D film itself. By Stuart Dredge

Steve Jobs biopic to close Sundance film festival 2013

Portrait of Apple co-founder, jOBS, in lineup for event, with Joseph Gordon-Levitt's directorial debut also set to feature

Kickstarter: the crowdfunding site that wants to spark a creative revolution in the UK

Got a bright idea for a film, a comic or even a hi-tech watch? For many, Kickstarter could be the answer – and now it's launched in Britain

Wikipedia buzz predicts blockbuster movies’ takings weeks before release

Mathematical model based on Wikipedia activity forecasts the earnings of the biggest movies with 90% accuracy

Geekdom’s a broad church – Q is welcome at our door

James Ball: The Bond boffin becomes a trendy, cardigan-wearing techie in Skyfall. It's not hard to see why geeks have gone mainstream

Could the Castle Wolfenstein movie be the first decent game adaptation?

Stuart Heritage: The original Nazi-blasting first-person shooter is more than 30 years old, but perhaps leaving it so long before turning it into a movie is a blessing in disguise

James Bond: why 007 games have almost never worked

Keith Stuart: Rip-roaring adventure, memorable enemies and beautiful women, the Bond movies should make great games. But they've only made one. Here's why

TV review: Top Gear – 50 Years of Bond Cars

Sam Wollaston: Even non-petrolheads could find plenty to enjoy – such as an underwater Lotus – in this jolly look back at 007's wheels

Rupert Murdoch apologises to Hugh Grant over ‘love child’ tweet

News Corporation boss makes second Twitter climbdown in less than 24 hours. By Josh Halliday and Lisa O'Carroll

Al-Qaida leader calls for holy war on US and Israel over anti-Islamic film

Ayman al-Zawahiri praises those who took part in deadly violence triggered by the film The Innocence of Muslims

The Space: click here for culture

For the past four months, online platform The Space has hosted the best events in Britain. As it is granted a longer life, Maggie Brown asks: is this the future of arts broadcasting?