Our roundup of the day's media stories, including the latest on the Press Awards, Facebook and Rupert Murdoch
*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
*Times wins newspaper of the year at Press Awards
* It was a good night at the Press Awards for News International as Sunday Times took home five prizes and the Times four
*Murdoch said to have voiced doubts about NI 'clean-up' unit
*Mogul questioned his decision to set up committee that provided information to police, leading to arrest of 24 Sun journalists
*Facebook overhauls its news feed
*Mark Zuckerberg says redesign will reduce clutter – but some users may not be happy with prominence of advertising
*Unauthorised TV live streaming is 'copyright breach', Europe rules
* TVCatchup defiant despite European court judgment stating that sites showing live television in the UK must get rights clearance from broadcasters
*UK lobbies Brussels over data protection
*Other countries including Germany, Sweden and Belgium also make objections, after Google and Facebook voice concerns
*Sunday Business Post owes £5.6m to creditors
*Irish paper that lost £1m last year is put into examinership
*Time Warner to spin off Time Inc
* People magazine publisher, which also owns UK's IPC Media, to become separate company as parent focuses on film and TV
*Press regulation: Group of six appointed to kick-start new watchdog *
PCC's Lord Hunt refuses to name panel who will work with Lord Philips following Leveson report recommendations
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*Media Monkey's pick of the day*
Too early for a Jimmy Savile joke? Not according to Richard Littlejohn, who takes aim at the BBC for its selection of Bonnie Tyler to represent the UK at the Eurovision Song Contest. "Last year the BBC resurrected Engelbert Humperdinck," writes Littlejohn. "This year, Bonnie Tyler. At this rate, they'll be …" Well, we'll leave it there, as Littlejohn goes on to predict who the BBC will choose to host next year's contest. Daily Mail P19
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Rupert Murdoch voices doubts over NI cleanup unit. P11
Alan Sugar says ex-Apprentice star is trying to 'blackmail' him. P20
Disney turns away from handdrawn animation. P30
Auntie goes nuclear with Bonnie Tyler. G2, P2
*Daily Telegraph*
Rupert Murdoch has dinner with Nigel Farage. P1, 2
Apprentice's legal action is like blackmail, says Lord Sugar. P3
Anita Dobson to star in The Archers. P3
Bonnie Tyler to represent UK in Eurovision. P8
Google is arrogant, says reluctant Street View star. P9
Picking a Euro hit. P24
Cineworld's blockbuster profits. B3
Facebook makes bid for more attention and advertising. B3
Virgin Media windfall. B4
*Financial Times*
Egyptian satire show on YouTube becomes runaway success. P8
EU should protect internet users' basic rights in data reform. P12
Magazines need to convince investors of their digital futures. P19
*The Times*
The Times wins newspaper of the year at the Press Awards. P1
Facebook gets facelift. P3
Apprentice claim is tantamount to blackmail, says Sugar. P13
Bonnie Tyler to represent UK at Eurovision. P17
Former judge Lord Phillips to form press regulator. P18
BBC 'edited' Savile inquiry documents. P22
Hilary Mantel: my words about Kate were twisted. P31
*The Independent*
Lord Phillips put in charge of establishing new press regulation system. P10
Ad agency fury as Francis Maude's old firm goes on government list. P11
Bonnie Tyler to represent UK at Eurovision. P11
Alan Sugar says Apprentice winner is deluded. P34
*i*
Bonnie Tyler profile. P3
Independent cartoonist wins at Press Awards. P3
Sugar slams Apprentice winner. P10
Ad firms angry over government contract shortlist. P23
Kuwait activists jailed for Twitter posts. P29
Future of IPC Media in doubt in Time Warner plan. P50
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
Spain's ruling party files a defamation suit against El Pais. P5
Facebook unveils changes to its news feed. P19
App makers find China the hardest market to crack. P21
*Daily Mail*
Former top judge Lord Phillips helps set up press regulator. P12
Richard Littlejohn says Lord Sugar is the rudest man in Britain. P19
Midsomer Murders makes a Killing in Denmark. P25
It's blackmail says fist-banging Sugar. P31
Jan Moir: reality TV turns idiots into cannon fodder. P37
Epidemic of web porn. P39
Frankie Boyle shames Comic Relief with vile joke about the Queen. P43
Mark Rylance to star in BBC's Wolf Hall adaptation. P52
ITV contract talks with three biggest stars. P58
Virgin Media boss eyes £58m windfall. P79
Bond blockbuster boosts Cineworld. P81
*Daily Express*
Apprentice winner tried to blackmail me, claims Alan Sugar. P13
Eight out of 10 people think of a blackberry as a phone first, a fruit second. P24
What became of the Apprentice winners? P39
Technology boosts John Lewis profits. P68
*The Sun*
Sun pair take top Press Awards. P2
Sugar accuses former Apprentice winner of blackmail. P15
TOWIE star quits. TVBIZ, P1
Rik Mayall on why Ade Emondson pulled the plug on Bottom comeback. TVBIZ, P3
*Daily Mirror*
Frankie Boyle routine cut from Comic Relief broadcast. P3
Sugar's blast at Apprentice star. P6
John Stalker says police need to be free to talk to the press. P8
Daily Mirror wins Hugh Cudlipp award for Hillsborough campaign. P12
Tony Robinson on the axing of Time Team. P20
*Daily Star*
Sugar accuses former Apprentice winner of "blackmail". P11
Jeremy Kyle attacked on TV show. P19
Frankie Boyle's jokes at Comic Relief gig cut from TV broadcast. P20
Gary Lineker's new Walkers crisps ad. P33
*Media picks from around the web*
*Martin Wright named new Shropshire Star editor*
*Dallas Morning News partners with local government group to gather clean, universal crime data*
*AOL's CEO to haters: Our content strategy was right after all*
*Google shows off its new 'adverapp' concept*
*ITV expands Simon Pitts role as CTO exits*
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
*Times wins newspaper of the year at Press Awards
* It was a good night at the Press Awards for News International as Sunday Times took home five prizes and the Times four
*Murdoch said to have voiced doubts about NI 'clean-up' unit
*Mogul questioned his decision to set up committee that provided information to police, leading to arrest of 24 Sun journalists
*Facebook overhauls its news feed
*Mark Zuckerberg says redesign will reduce clutter – but some users may not be happy with prominence of advertising
*Unauthorised TV live streaming is 'copyright breach', Europe rules
* TVCatchup defiant despite European court judgment stating that sites showing live television in the UK must get rights clearance from broadcasters
*UK lobbies Brussels over data protection
*Other countries including Germany, Sweden and Belgium also make objections, after Google and Facebook voice concerns
*Sunday Business Post owes £5.6m to creditors
*Irish paper that lost £1m last year is put into examinership
*Time Warner to spin off Time Inc
* People magazine publisher, which also owns UK's IPC Media, to become separate company as parent focuses on film and TV
*Press regulation: Group of six appointed to kick-start new watchdog *
PCC's Lord Hunt refuses to name panel who will work with Lord Philips following Leveson report recommendations
*Hot topics*
*• Latest on the press
• Latest on Facebook
• Latest on Rupert Murdoch*
*Today's featured media jobs*
*Nationals communications manager*
London/permanent/full time
*Junior designer – Titan Entertainment Group*
London/permanent/full time
*GNM – Agency investment executive (media sales)*
London/permanent/full time
For more jobs, career advice and workplace news visit guardianjobs.co.uk
*Media Monkey's pick of the day*
Too early for a Jimmy Savile joke? Not according to Richard Littlejohn, who takes aim at the BBC for its selection of Bonnie Tyler to represent the UK at the Eurovision Song Contest. "Last year the BBC resurrected Engelbert Humperdinck," writes Littlejohn. "This year, Bonnie Tyler. At this rate, they'll be …" Well, we'll leave it there, as Littlejohn goes on to predict who the BBC will choose to host next year's contest. Daily Mail P19
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Rupert Murdoch voices doubts over NI cleanup unit. P11
Alan Sugar says ex-Apprentice star is trying to 'blackmail' him. P20
Disney turns away from handdrawn animation. P30
Auntie goes nuclear with Bonnie Tyler. G2, P2
*Daily Telegraph*
Rupert Murdoch has dinner with Nigel Farage. P1, 2
Apprentice's legal action is like blackmail, says Lord Sugar. P3
Anita Dobson to star in The Archers. P3
Bonnie Tyler to represent UK in Eurovision. P8
Google is arrogant, says reluctant Street View star. P9
Picking a Euro hit. P24
Cineworld's blockbuster profits. B3
Facebook makes bid for more attention and advertising. B3
Virgin Media windfall. B4
*Financial Times*
Egyptian satire show on YouTube becomes runaway success. P8
EU should protect internet users' basic rights in data reform. P12
Magazines need to convince investors of their digital futures. P19
*The Times*
The Times wins newspaper of the year at the Press Awards. P1
Facebook gets facelift. P3
Apprentice claim is tantamount to blackmail, says Sugar. P13
Bonnie Tyler to represent UK at Eurovision. P17
Former judge Lord Phillips to form press regulator. P18
BBC 'edited' Savile inquiry documents. P22
Hilary Mantel: my words about Kate were twisted. P31
*The Independent*
Lord Phillips put in charge of establishing new press regulation system. P10
Ad agency fury as Francis Maude's old firm goes on government list. P11
Bonnie Tyler to represent UK at Eurovision. P11
Alan Sugar says Apprentice winner is deluded. P34
*i*
Bonnie Tyler profile. P3
Independent cartoonist wins at Press Awards. P3
Sugar slams Apprentice winner. P10
Ad firms angry over government contract shortlist. P23
Kuwait activists jailed for Twitter posts. P29
Future of IPC Media in doubt in Time Warner plan. P50
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
Spain's ruling party files a defamation suit against El Pais. P5
Facebook unveils changes to its news feed. P19
App makers find China the hardest market to crack. P21
*Daily Mail*
Former top judge Lord Phillips helps set up press regulator. P12
Richard Littlejohn says Lord Sugar is the rudest man in Britain. P19
Midsomer Murders makes a Killing in Denmark. P25
It's blackmail says fist-banging Sugar. P31
Jan Moir: reality TV turns idiots into cannon fodder. P37
Epidemic of web porn. P39
Frankie Boyle shames Comic Relief with vile joke about the Queen. P43
Mark Rylance to star in BBC's Wolf Hall adaptation. P52
ITV contract talks with three biggest stars. P58
Virgin Media boss eyes £58m windfall. P79
Bond blockbuster boosts Cineworld. P81
*Daily Express*
Apprentice winner tried to blackmail me, claims Alan Sugar. P13
Eight out of 10 people think of a blackberry as a phone first, a fruit second. P24
What became of the Apprentice winners? P39
Technology boosts John Lewis profits. P68
*The Sun*
Sun pair take top Press Awards. P2
Sugar accuses former Apprentice winner of blackmail. P15
TOWIE star quits. TVBIZ, P1
Rik Mayall on why Ade Emondson pulled the plug on Bottom comeback. TVBIZ, P3
*Daily Mirror*
Frankie Boyle routine cut from Comic Relief broadcast. P3
Sugar's blast at Apprentice star. P6
John Stalker says police need to be free to talk to the press. P8
Daily Mirror wins Hugh Cudlipp award for Hillsborough campaign. P12
Tony Robinson on the axing of Time Team. P20
*Daily Star*
Sugar accuses former Apprentice winner of "blackmail". P11
Jeremy Kyle attacked on TV show. P19
Frankie Boyle's jokes at Comic Relief gig cut from TV broadcast. P20
Gary Lineker's new Walkers crisps ad. P33
*Media picks from around the web*
*Martin Wright named new Shropshire Star editor*
*Dallas Morning News partners with local government group to gather clean, universal crime data*
*AOL's CEO to haters: Our content strategy was right after all*
*Google shows off its new 'adverapp' concept*
*ITV expands Simon Pitts role as CTO exits*
* Go to MediaGuardian *
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