Ketanji Brown Jackson has been cast into the same medieval torture chamber as Anita Hill

Jill Abramson will serve two-year term at university’s school of communications

A leaked report reveals internal fears about its digital record, but there is much for other newspapers to envy

Women in Taiwan, Indonesia, South Korea and Japan are entitled to time off when they have their period – but it’s less about liberation than a horror of women’s bodily fluids

Sacked New York Times editor Jill Abramson will struggle to shift the mark of her former employer

Jill Abramson’s dismissal after three years in exalted position unexpected and abrupt

This week: Straight-talk coins, ‘monetary morphine’ and stock ticker symbols with a difference

Managing editor Dean Baquet to become executive editor with immediate effect, says company

Rebranded International Herald Tribune to launch tomorrow

News groups may become ‘platforms for talent’, but media stars are made, not born