Our roundup of the day's media stories, including the row over web pornography and Peter Cruddas's Sunday Times libel case
If you are viewing this on the web and would like to get our email every morning, please click here
*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
Maria Miller demands talks with big internet firms on web pornography
Google and Facebook among those invited to meeting on policing content in wake of Woolwich attack and Bridger verdict
Peter Cruddas wins Sunday Times libel case
Judge rules in favour of former Tory co-treasurer over allegation made in 2012 about charging £250,000 to meet David Cameron
Met police officer jailed selling celebrity tip-offs to the Sun
Paul Flattley made £7,600 from providing information about stars including Kate Middleton and Zara Phillips to the red-top
Rebekah Brooks pleads not guilty to charges related to phone hacking
Ex-News International chief denies conspiracy to commit phone hacking, pervert course of justice and unlawfully pay officials
Lord Patten told a year ago of BBC Digital Media Initiative concerns
Technology chief warned trust chairman that content management system, which cost £98.4m, would fail. By Tara Conlan
Channel 4 announces interactive second-screen app
Advertisers will be able to target ads, with 4Now app tapping into popularity of viewers using social media while watching shows
ITV repeats Emmerdale after technical hitch
Channel re-shows soap at 10.30pm after transmission 'flop' leaves millions of viewers without early evening programmes
Dominic Grieve: police should name 'secret arrests'
Attorney general says change in guidance would reassure public and prevent erroneous speculation on social networks
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
Journalism's future in focus as Chicago Sun-Times shutters photographers
Lindsey Bever: We all understand the media industry has to adapt and change, but invaluable skills are being trashed in the drive to cut costs
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Rebekah Brooks pleads not guilty. P1,4
Met police officer jailed for selling celebrity tip-offs to the Sun. P4
Stephen Fry reveals he tried to kill himself. P5
Culture secretary Maria Miller demands talks on web pornography. P17
Ex-Tory co-treasurer Peter Cruddas wins Sunday Times libel case. P17
Amazon prepares to enter online food sector. P28
BBC axes clock from its website. G2 P3
*Daily Telegraph*
Ex-Tory co-treasurer Peter Cruddas wins Sunday Times libel case. P2
Millions could lose TV signal as 4G network switches on. P7
Rebekah Brooks trial date set. P8
BBC was officially warned 40 years ago of risk to young girls on Top of the Pops. P9
Interview: former Crimewatch presenter Nick Ross. P24
DVDs going extinct due to rise of on-demand video. Business P3
Amazon food service to rival supermarkets. Business P4
Apple faces US iPhone ban as Samsung wins patent case. Business P10
*Financial Times*
Rebekah Brooks pleads not guilty to all charges. P3
Internet service providers pushed to act over web content. P4
Paris enlists Hollywood to defend arts. P6
Muted civil unrest coverage draws focus to Turkish media. P10
Google is the General Electric of the 21st century. P13
Google gets 'frat pack' treatment in The Internship movie. P14
Lex column: Amazon. P16
Obama's call in Apple-Samsung scrap. P19
*The Times*
Film stars conned by tax scam director. P3
Stephen Fry talks about suicide attempt. P5
Adele's second blockbuster year for 21. P7
Interview: Kim Cattrall. Times2 P2
*The Independent*
Rebekah Brooks pleads not guilty. P1,4
Stephen Fry talks about suicide attempt. P5
Web firms will be told to block terror sites and pornography. P13
Game of Thrones reveals difficulty of avoiding TV spoilers. P26
*i*
Web firms told to block terror sites and porn. P7
Stephen Fry reveals suicide attempt. P8
Rebekah Brooks denies phone hacking charges. P9
Award for royal prank DJ. P17
Adland puts its faith in stunts. P36
Fiona Sturges' week in radio. P43
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
Rebekah Brooks pleads not guilty in phone-hacking scandal. P5
Apple vulnerable over patents. P22
Zynga faces problems with retaining customers. P23
Microsoft expands Windows 8 discounts. P23
Samsung ruling won't bruise Apple. P32
*Daily Mail*
Stephen Fry talks about suicide attempt. P5
Maria Miller tells Google to clamp down on web filth. P6
Outrage at family on Channel 4 documentary Skint. P7
Rebekah Brooks in court. P12
Lord Patten warned a year ago about BBC's IT fiasco. P12
Award for prank call DJ. P26
Alan Yentob's second BBC salary. P33
*Daily Express*
Rebekah Brooks pleads not guilty to phone hacking. P2
Royal hoax DJ wins award. P8
*The Sun*
Stephen Fry talks about suicide attempt. P5
Charges dropped against Sun reporter. P12
Legendary Sun reporter Brian Dixon dies. P15
ITV Benidorm pictures. TV Biz P2
Britain's Got Talent great for kids, says act's teacher. TV Biz P2
Picture of new BBC1 Saturday night puppet show. TV Biz P3
ITV's Endeavour gets second series. TV Biz P3
*Daily Mirror*
Stephen Fry talks about suicide attempt. P1
ITV Bendidorm pictures. P3
Strictly Come Dancing star: I didn't quit. P15
Police officer jailed for two years for tip-offs to The Sun. P19
Australian DJ boasts of award six months after suicide prank call. P21
*Daily Star*
Outrage as royal hoax DJ wins award. P10
Rebekah Brooks denies phone hacking. P13
* Go to MediaGuardian *
guardian.co.uk © 2013 Guardian News and Media Limited or its affiliated companies. All rights reserved. | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
Reported by guardian.co.uk 7 hours ago.
If you are viewing this on the web and would like to get our email every morning, please click here
*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
Maria Miller demands talks with big internet firms on web pornography
Google and Facebook among those invited to meeting on policing content in wake of Woolwich attack and Bridger verdict
Peter Cruddas wins Sunday Times libel case
Judge rules in favour of former Tory co-treasurer over allegation made in 2012 about charging £250,000 to meet David Cameron
Met police officer jailed selling celebrity tip-offs to the Sun
Paul Flattley made £7,600 from providing information about stars including Kate Middleton and Zara Phillips to the red-top
Rebekah Brooks pleads not guilty to charges related to phone hacking
Ex-News International chief denies conspiracy to commit phone hacking, pervert course of justice and unlawfully pay officials
Lord Patten told a year ago of BBC Digital Media Initiative concerns
Technology chief warned trust chairman that content management system, which cost £98.4m, would fail. By Tara Conlan
Channel 4 announces interactive second-screen app
Advertisers will be able to target ads, with 4Now app tapping into popularity of viewers using social media while watching shows
ITV repeats Emmerdale after technical hitch
Channel re-shows soap at 10.30pm after transmission 'flop' leaves millions of viewers without early evening programmes
Dominic Grieve: police should name 'secret arrests'
Attorney general says change in guidance would reassure public and prevent erroneous speculation on social networks
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
Journalism's future in focus as Chicago Sun-Times shutters photographers
Lindsey Bever: We all understand the media industry has to adapt and change, but invaluable skills are being trashed in the drive to cut costs
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Rebekah Brooks pleads not guilty. P1,4
Met police officer jailed for selling celebrity tip-offs to the Sun. P4
Stephen Fry reveals he tried to kill himself. P5
Culture secretary Maria Miller demands talks on web pornography. P17
Ex-Tory co-treasurer Peter Cruddas wins Sunday Times libel case. P17
Amazon prepares to enter online food sector. P28
BBC axes clock from its website. G2 P3
*Daily Telegraph*
Ex-Tory co-treasurer Peter Cruddas wins Sunday Times libel case. P2
Millions could lose TV signal as 4G network switches on. P7
Rebekah Brooks trial date set. P8
BBC was officially warned 40 years ago of risk to young girls on Top of the Pops. P9
Interview: former Crimewatch presenter Nick Ross. P24
DVDs going extinct due to rise of on-demand video. Business P3
Amazon food service to rival supermarkets. Business P4
Apple faces US iPhone ban as Samsung wins patent case. Business P10
*Financial Times*
Rebekah Brooks pleads not guilty to all charges. P3
Internet service providers pushed to act over web content. P4
Paris enlists Hollywood to defend arts. P6
Muted civil unrest coverage draws focus to Turkish media. P10
Google is the General Electric of the 21st century. P13
Google gets 'frat pack' treatment in The Internship movie. P14
Lex column: Amazon. P16
Obama's call in Apple-Samsung scrap. P19
*The Times*
Film stars conned by tax scam director. P3
Stephen Fry talks about suicide attempt. P5
Adele's second blockbuster year for 21. P7
Interview: Kim Cattrall. Times2 P2
*The Independent*
Rebekah Brooks pleads not guilty. P1,4
Stephen Fry talks about suicide attempt. P5
Web firms will be told to block terror sites and pornography. P13
Game of Thrones reveals difficulty of avoiding TV spoilers. P26
*i*
Web firms told to block terror sites and porn. P7
Stephen Fry reveals suicide attempt. P8
Rebekah Brooks denies phone hacking charges. P9
Award for royal prank DJ. P17
Adland puts its faith in stunts. P36
Fiona Sturges' week in radio. P43
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
Rebekah Brooks pleads not guilty in phone-hacking scandal. P5
Apple vulnerable over patents. P22
Zynga faces problems with retaining customers. P23
Microsoft expands Windows 8 discounts. P23
Samsung ruling won't bruise Apple. P32
*Daily Mail*
Stephen Fry talks about suicide attempt. P5
Maria Miller tells Google to clamp down on web filth. P6
Outrage at family on Channel 4 documentary Skint. P7
Rebekah Brooks in court. P12
Lord Patten warned a year ago about BBC's IT fiasco. P12
Award for prank call DJ. P26
Alan Yentob's second BBC salary. P33
*Daily Express*
Rebekah Brooks pleads not guilty to phone hacking. P2
Royal hoax DJ wins award. P8
*The Sun*
Stephen Fry talks about suicide attempt. P5
Charges dropped against Sun reporter. P12
Legendary Sun reporter Brian Dixon dies. P15
ITV Benidorm pictures. TV Biz P2
Britain's Got Talent great for kids, says act's teacher. TV Biz P2
Picture of new BBC1 Saturday night puppet show. TV Biz P3
ITV's Endeavour gets second series. TV Biz P3
*Daily Mirror*
Stephen Fry talks about suicide attempt. P1
ITV Bendidorm pictures. P3
Strictly Come Dancing star: I didn't quit. P15
Police officer jailed for two years for tip-offs to The Sun. P19
Australian DJ boasts of award six months after suicide prank call. P21
*Daily Star*
Outrage as royal hoax DJ wins award. P10
Rebekah Brooks denies phone hacking. P13
* Go to MediaGuardian *
guardian.co.uk © 2013 Guardian News and Media Limited or its affiliated companies. All rights reserved. | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
Reported by guardian.co.uk 7 hours ago.