Our roundup of the day's media stories, including BBC report on bullying claims and jobs under threat at the Independent
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
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BBC: no 'specific' sexual harassment and bullying problem, says HR director*
'Whistleblowing policies were compliant with the law', finds internal review into practices following Savile scandal
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New York Times reports increased profits as digital revenues rise*
Despite marked decrease in advertising revenues, asset sales and increased circulation boosted profits for the company
*Ex-BBC presenter Stuart Hall: sexual offence charges are 'living nightmare'*
Former It's a Knockout star denies allegations of rape and indecent assault allegedly committed between 1967 and 1986
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Independent's plan to restructure comment puts 13 jobs at risk*
National Union of Journalists says it is 'deeply concerned' at plan to merge comment and Independent Voices desks
*Google revamps AdWords to target smartphone and tablet users*
Number of daily Google searches from mobile devices is set to surpass searches from PCs and laptops by next year
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Pinterest seeks new financing which could value site at $2.5bn*
Free photo-sharing website has about 48 million users – 39 million up in a year – and is looking at an advertising model
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Operation Elveden: ex-police officer charged over Sun leak claims*
CPS says Alan Tierney should face trial over allegations he leaked the details of two police cases to the paper in 2009
*ITV's director of factual and daytime, Alison Sharman, to leave*
Responsibilities at ITV included Paul O'Grady: For the Love of Dogs, Britain's Secret Treasures and Daybreak
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
*Current affairs television in the UK is still seen as the gold standard*
*Maggie Brown:* Budgets have been cut and an International Broadcasting Trust study voiced concerns, but the genre is doing well
*Hot topics*
*• Latest on the BBC
• Latest on the New York Times
• Latest media business news*
*Today's featured media jobs*
Department of Health - Press Officer
London/permanent/full time
National Theatre - Digital Content Producer
London/contract/full time
Guardian News & Media - Digital Marketing Executive
London/permanent/full time
For more jobs, career advice and workplace news visit guardianjobs.co.uk
*Media Monkey's pick of the day*
Its shower scene is one of the most famous in cinema history and has spawned many pale imitations over the past 50 years, but Alfred Hitchcock apparently meant his 1960 suspense horror film Psycho to be a comedy. An interview with the director has just been unearthed in BBC archives and reveals his real aim. "I once made a movie, rather tongue-in-cheek, called Psycho. The content was, I felt, rather amusing and it was a big joke. I was horrified some people took it seriously," he told the TV programme Monitor in July 1964. That Hitchcock, eh? Still springing surprises from beyond the grave. Daily Mirror P39. Daily Telegraph P15
• *More from Media Monkey*
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Former policeman charged for allegedly selling stories to Sun. P4
Internet devices soon to outnumber people. P30
Warner beats rivals to seize Parlophone in £487m deal. P32
Too much cash is a nice problem to have but not for Apple. P35
Pinterest woos backing that may value it at $2.5bn. P35
*Daily Telegraph*
Onedin Line star dies. P6
I thought of suicide says TV's Stuart Hall. P11
BBC to rival Netflix with iPlayer premieres. P15
Warner snatches Parlophone. Business P1
Apple sued over cash pile. Business P1
*Financial Times*
Apple faces legal action to unlock $137bn cash pile. P1
Mobile-phone browsing killing magazine sales. P1
Warner digs deeper than expected to win EMI labels. P18
Vodafone feels Europe pressure. P18
*The Times*
Culture select committee may call BBC's head of news Helen Boaden. P17
Apple told to drop 'Depression-era attitude'. P43
*The Independent*
New cases from phone hacking to be revealed. P8
Family saved me from suicide, says TV's Stuart Hall. P20
Apple is sued over cash pile. P54
Warner buys Parlophone. P55
*i*
Stuart Hall vows to fight abuse charges. P6
More phone-hacking cases to be revealed today. P23
'i' owner Alexander Lebedev case adjourned. P25
Blavatnik's Warner Music wins Parlophone. P49
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
Universal sells some EMI labels to Warner. P20
News Corp sees profit jump. P23
Apples cash in focus. P26
*Daily Mail*
Free-speech campaigners condemn Labour peers over Leveson press regulation. P8
BBC to premiere shows on iPlayer. P21
Onedin Line star dies. P34
*Daily Express*
Stuart Hall tells of living nightmare since charges. P7
Onedin Line star dies. P11
*The Sun*
Dragon's Den Theo Paphitis quits the show. P3
Stuart Hall says he felt suicidal after charges. P5
Onedin Line star Peter Gilmour dies. P29
*Daily Mirror*
Dragon's Den star Theo quits show. P3
Dr Who star Matt Smith gets movie role. P3
The love of my family has stopped me killing myself, says Stuart Hall. P13
End of the line for Onedin star. P27
*Daily Star*
Dragon's Den Theo quits. P7
Stuart Hall says he felt like suicide over sex rap. P15
Apple iTunes hits new high with 25bn downloads. P25
*Media picks from around the web*
*George Lucas has no plans to sell Disney shares: spokeswoman*
If journalists don't start valuing their work who else will?
Praise be! Church Times celebrates 150th anniversary in profit and with steady sales
Frow delivers call to arms as C5's new director of programmes
Fox acquires David E. Kelly's Monday Mornings
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
*
BBC: no 'specific' sexual harassment and bullying problem, says HR director*
'Whistleblowing policies were compliant with the law', finds internal review into practices following Savile scandal
*
New York Times reports increased profits as digital revenues rise*
Despite marked decrease in advertising revenues, asset sales and increased circulation boosted profits for the company
*Ex-BBC presenter Stuart Hall: sexual offence charges are 'living nightmare'*
Former It's a Knockout star denies allegations of rape and indecent assault allegedly committed between 1967 and 1986
*
Independent's plan to restructure comment puts 13 jobs at risk*
National Union of Journalists says it is 'deeply concerned' at plan to merge comment and Independent Voices desks
*Google revamps AdWords to target smartphone and tablet users*
Number of daily Google searches from mobile devices is set to surpass searches from PCs and laptops by next year
*
Pinterest seeks new financing which could value site at $2.5bn*
Free photo-sharing website has about 48 million users – 39 million up in a year – and is looking at an advertising model
*
Operation Elveden: ex-police officer charged over Sun leak claims*
CPS says Alan Tierney should face trial over allegations he leaked the details of two police cases to the paper in 2009
*ITV's director of factual and daytime, Alison Sharman, to leave*
Responsibilities at ITV included Paul O'Grady: For the Love of Dogs, Britain's Secret Treasures and Daybreak
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
*Current affairs television in the UK is still seen as the gold standard*
*Maggie Brown:* Budgets have been cut and an International Broadcasting Trust study voiced concerns, but the genre is doing well
*Hot topics*
*• Latest on the BBC
• Latest on the New York Times
• Latest media business news*
*Today's featured media jobs*
Department of Health - Press Officer
London/permanent/full time
National Theatre - Digital Content Producer
London/contract/full time
Guardian News & Media - Digital Marketing Executive
London/permanent/full time
For more jobs, career advice and workplace news visit guardianjobs.co.uk
*Media Monkey's pick of the day*
Its shower scene is one of the most famous in cinema history and has spawned many pale imitations over the past 50 years, but Alfred Hitchcock apparently meant his 1960 suspense horror film Psycho to be a comedy. An interview with the director has just been unearthed in BBC archives and reveals his real aim. "I once made a movie, rather tongue-in-cheek, called Psycho. The content was, I felt, rather amusing and it was a big joke. I was horrified some people took it seriously," he told the TV programme Monitor in July 1964. That Hitchcock, eh? Still springing surprises from beyond the grave. Daily Mirror P39. Daily Telegraph P15
• *More from Media Monkey*
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Former policeman charged for allegedly selling stories to Sun. P4
Internet devices soon to outnumber people. P30
Warner beats rivals to seize Parlophone in £487m deal. P32
Too much cash is a nice problem to have but not for Apple. P35
Pinterest woos backing that may value it at $2.5bn. P35
*Daily Telegraph*
Onedin Line star dies. P6
I thought of suicide says TV's Stuart Hall. P11
BBC to rival Netflix with iPlayer premieres. P15
Warner snatches Parlophone. Business P1
Apple sued over cash pile. Business P1
*Financial Times*
Apple faces legal action to unlock $137bn cash pile. P1
Mobile-phone browsing killing magazine sales. P1
Warner digs deeper than expected to win EMI labels. P18
Vodafone feels Europe pressure. P18
*The Times*
Culture select committee may call BBC's head of news Helen Boaden. P17
Apple told to drop 'Depression-era attitude'. P43
*The Independent*
New cases from phone hacking to be revealed. P8
Family saved me from suicide, says TV's Stuart Hall. P20
Apple is sued over cash pile. P54
Warner buys Parlophone. P55
*i*
Stuart Hall vows to fight abuse charges. P6
More phone-hacking cases to be revealed today. P23
'i' owner Alexander Lebedev case adjourned. P25
Blavatnik's Warner Music wins Parlophone. P49
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
Universal sells some EMI labels to Warner. P20
News Corp sees profit jump. P23
Apples cash in focus. P26
*Daily Mail*
Free-speech campaigners condemn Labour peers over Leveson press regulation. P8
BBC to premiere shows on iPlayer. P21
Onedin Line star dies. P34
*Daily Express*
Stuart Hall tells of living nightmare since charges. P7
Onedin Line star dies. P11
*The Sun*
Dragon's Den Theo Paphitis quits the show. P3
Stuart Hall says he felt suicidal after charges. P5
Onedin Line star Peter Gilmour dies. P29
*Daily Mirror*
Dragon's Den star Theo quits show. P3
Dr Who star Matt Smith gets movie role. P3
The love of my family has stopped me killing myself, says Stuart Hall. P13
End of the line for Onedin star. P27
*Daily Star*
Dragon's Den Theo quits. P7
Stuart Hall says he felt like suicide over sex rap. P15
Apple iTunes hits new high with 25bn downloads. P25
*Media picks from around the web*
*George Lucas has no plans to sell Disney shares: spokeswoman*
If journalists don't start valuing their work who else will?
Praise be! Church Times celebrates 150th anniversary in profit and with steady sales
Frow delivers call to arms as C5's new director of programmes
Fox acquires David E. Kelly's Monday Mornings
* Go to MediaGuardian *
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