Our roundup of the day's media stories, including the latest on the BBC-LSE row and press coverage of Thatcher's funeral
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
*Students say LSE has placed them at 'more risk' from North Korea*
Six students back BBC Panorama documentary and accuse university of exposing them to greater danger by going public
*Margaret Thatcher's funeral: the front pages*
How UK national newspapers covered the ceremony in London
*Rupert Murdoch renames News Corp entertainment arm 21st Century Fox*
News Corp will remain name of publishing sector, while entertainment retains connection to well-known film brand
*Web browsing does not infringe copyright*
Supreme court rules on dispute over copyright between Meltwater, which alerts PR agencies to articles, and the Newspaper Licensing Agency
*Tories block key company libel reforms*
Lords amendment to defamation bill that would have prevented corporations from suing their critics removed
*DMGT 'experimenting with online charging'*
But Lord Rothermere says Mail Online will stay free to access
*Fox pulls Family Guy over Boston hoax*
Network cancels Turban Cowboy episode after mix of clips posted on internet appeared to depict scenes from attacks
*The best adverts of the week: MTV, Wispa and Vodafone - video*
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*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
*The Panorama North Korea row is a storm in a British teacup*
Timothy Garton Ash: Neither the LSE nor the BBC's John Sweeney come well out of this affair. Still, academics and journalists need each other
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*Media Monkey's pick of the day*
Among all the coverage of Margaret Thatcher's funeral, there is one small TV-related fact: Mrs Brown's Boys creator and star Brendan O'Carroll once served as the former prime minister's butler. It took place in 1984 during an EU leaders' summit at Dublin Castle. "The first thing Mrs Thatcher said to me when she got out of the helicopter was that she wanted an Irish whiskey. She said it was her first time in Ireland and she had always wanted to try one." The Irish comic added: "I can remember being woken up one night by Mrs Thatcher's M15 security team, who told me that the prime minister wanted 'hot milk and pepper' in her apartment. I brought it down to her, and years later when RTE offered me a quizshow and asked what I should call it, I said Hot Milk and Pepper after Mrs T." Daily Express P19
• *More from Media Monkey*
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
BBC Panorama cameraman suspected of being a spy on the way to North Korea. P8
Apple shares dip to a 16-month low. P27
Will retailers have to adapt to new models of working as internet shopping booms? P28
Timothy Garton Ash: no one comes out well of the row over Panorama North Korea programme. P32
Roger Law on the Margaret Thatcher Spitting Image puppet. G2 P5
*Daily Telegraph*
Television coverage of Baroness Thatcher's funeral. P15
David Cameron accused of using funeral for political gain with BBC radio interview. P22
Chinese journalists and newspapers banned from quoting foreign media reports. P29
The surprise celebrity guests at Lady Thatcher's funeral. P37
Rupert Murdoch to call new entertainment empire 21st Century Fox. Business P5
*Financial Times*
Web copyright rulings quashed. P4
Apps available for internet-connected cars. P14
Apple suffers triple whammy. P17
Buyout owners explore listing for Numericable. P18
Bertelsmann looks to fund growth with RTL stake sale. P19
Nokia bans move into 'phablets'. P19
EU push for single telecoms market. P19
*The Times*
Television coverage of Lady Thatcher's funeral. P13
Hacked Off chief rounded on at literary festival over secret financial backers. P18
Facebook billionaire to have $10m wedding. P37
Apple shares fall. P39
*The Independent*
Grace Dent on TV coverage of Baroness Thatcher's funeral. P9
Independent writers short listed for Orwell prize. P12
Founder of Napster to spend $10m on his wedding. P33
E-reader sales are holding up against tablets. P53
*i*
i's Kim Sengupta shortlisted for Orwell prize. P2
Police hunt fraudster who claims to be Peter Kay's brother. P3
Grace Dent on TV coverage of Lady Thatcher's funeral. P9
New research suggests a shortened life could be the true cost of fame. P23
E-reader sales hold off tablet competition. P40
Pinewood Shepperton launches joint venture in China. P43
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
Game-app firms build buzz for new releases. P23-24
Yahoo's profit jumps, but ad struggles persist. P24
Ben Rooney: Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg wins admirers, but what will come next? P24
Early Bitcoin investors hanging on for the ride. P26
*Daily Mail*
Jan Moir on the TV coverage of Baroness Thatcher's funeral. P23
Ex-wife of Dominique Strauss-Kahn hired as French director of Huffington Post. P25
How TV lighting helps Simon Cowell hide his jowls. P35
*Daily Express*
The striking contrasts in the TV coverage of Lady Thatcher's funeral. P7
Conman who tricked people into believing he was Peter Kay is hunted by police. P16
Big Brother winner's grandmother behind bars after 12 years on the run. P33
Pinewood Shepperton teams up with Chinese media company. P68
*The Sun*
Study claims stars die earlier than non-celebs. P24
Coronation Street actors banned from posting on-set snaps. TV Biz P1
*Daily Mirror*
ITV lifts the ban on The Voice judges promoting the BBC show on its channel. P3
Gary Lineker to host football show on American TV. P3
Intrerview with Coronation Street actress Catherine Tydesley. P24
*Daily Star*
Viewers ridicule ITV's coverage of Lady Thatcher's funeral. P8
*Media picks from around the web*
*Global adspend increases despite weakness in Europe*
*Local World to replace offices with drop-in zones*
*Scottish daily unveils new responsive website*
*Good Morning America says Twitter will make a 'Big Announcement' on the show tomorrow*
*Annie Leibovitz photographs Watergate's storytellers for the scandal's 40th anniversary*
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
*Students say LSE has placed them at 'more risk' from North Korea*
Six students back BBC Panorama documentary and accuse university of exposing them to greater danger by going public
*Margaret Thatcher's funeral: the front pages*
How UK national newspapers covered the ceremony in London
*Rupert Murdoch renames News Corp entertainment arm 21st Century Fox*
News Corp will remain name of publishing sector, while entertainment retains connection to well-known film brand
*Web browsing does not infringe copyright*
Supreme court rules on dispute over copyright between Meltwater, which alerts PR agencies to articles, and the Newspaper Licensing Agency
*Tories block key company libel reforms*
Lords amendment to defamation bill that would have prevented corporations from suing their critics removed
*DMGT 'experimenting with online charging'*
But Lord Rothermere says Mail Online will stay free to access
*Fox pulls Family Guy over Boston hoax*
Network cancels Turban Cowboy episode after mix of clips posted on internet appeared to depict scenes from attacks
*The best adverts of the week: MTV, Wispa and Vodafone - video*
Video (4min 52sec) Watch a review of the best new TV commercials from around the world
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
*The Panorama North Korea row is a storm in a British teacup*
Timothy Garton Ash: Neither the LSE nor the BBC's John Sweeney come well out of this affair. Still, academics and journalists need each other
*Hot topics*
*• Latest on the BBC
• Latest on press regulation
• Latest on News Corp*
*Today's featured media jobs*
Guardian News & Media - Response Analyst (Guardian Jobs)
London/permanent/full time
Slater & Gordon - Media and Communications Manager
London/permanent/full time
South West Trains - Senior Marketing Manager
London/contract/full time
For more jobs, career advice and workplace news visit guardianjobs.co.uk
*Media Monkey's pick of the day*
Among all the coverage of Margaret Thatcher's funeral, there is one small TV-related fact: Mrs Brown's Boys creator and star Brendan O'Carroll once served as the former prime minister's butler. It took place in 1984 during an EU leaders' summit at Dublin Castle. "The first thing Mrs Thatcher said to me when she got out of the helicopter was that she wanted an Irish whiskey. She said it was her first time in Ireland and she had always wanted to try one." The Irish comic added: "I can remember being woken up one night by Mrs Thatcher's M15 security team, who told me that the prime minister wanted 'hot milk and pepper' in her apartment. I brought it down to her, and years later when RTE offered me a quizshow and asked what I should call it, I said Hot Milk and Pepper after Mrs T." Daily Express P19
• *More from Media Monkey*
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
BBC Panorama cameraman suspected of being a spy on the way to North Korea. P8
Apple shares dip to a 16-month low. P27
Will retailers have to adapt to new models of working as internet shopping booms? P28
Timothy Garton Ash: no one comes out well of the row over Panorama North Korea programme. P32
Roger Law on the Margaret Thatcher Spitting Image puppet. G2 P5
*Daily Telegraph*
Television coverage of Baroness Thatcher's funeral. P15
David Cameron accused of using funeral for political gain with BBC radio interview. P22
Chinese journalists and newspapers banned from quoting foreign media reports. P29
The surprise celebrity guests at Lady Thatcher's funeral. P37
Rupert Murdoch to call new entertainment empire 21st Century Fox. Business P5
*Financial Times*
Web copyright rulings quashed. P4
Apps available for internet-connected cars. P14
Apple suffers triple whammy. P17
Buyout owners explore listing for Numericable. P18
Bertelsmann looks to fund growth with RTL stake sale. P19
Nokia bans move into 'phablets'. P19
EU push for single telecoms market. P19
*The Times*
Television coverage of Lady Thatcher's funeral. P13
Hacked Off chief rounded on at literary festival over secret financial backers. P18
Facebook billionaire to have $10m wedding. P37
Apple shares fall. P39
*The Independent*
Grace Dent on TV coverage of Baroness Thatcher's funeral. P9
Independent writers short listed for Orwell prize. P12
Founder of Napster to spend $10m on his wedding. P33
E-reader sales are holding up against tablets. P53
*i*
i's Kim Sengupta shortlisted for Orwell prize. P2
Police hunt fraudster who claims to be Peter Kay's brother. P3
Grace Dent on TV coverage of Lady Thatcher's funeral. P9
New research suggests a shortened life could be the true cost of fame. P23
E-reader sales hold off tablet competition. P40
Pinewood Shepperton launches joint venture in China. P43
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
Game-app firms build buzz for new releases. P23-24
Yahoo's profit jumps, but ad struggles persist. P24
Ben Rooney: Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg wins admirers, but what will come next? P24
Early Bitcoin investors hanging on for the ride. P26
*Daily Mail*
Jan Moir on the TV coverage of Baroness Thatcher's funeral. P23
Ex-wife of Dominique Strauss-Kahn hired as French director of Huffington Post. P25
How TV lighting helps Simon Cowell hide his jowls. P35
*Daily Express*
The striking contrasts in the TV coverage of Lady Thatcher's funeral. P7
Conman who tricked people into believing he was Peter Kay is hunted by police. P16
Big Brother winner's grandmother behind bars after 12 years on the run. P33
Pinewood Shepperton teams up with Chinese media company. P68
*The Sun*
Study claims stars die earlier than non-celebs. P24
Coronation Street actors banned from posting on-set snaps. TV Biz P1
*Daily Mirror*
ITV lifts the ban on The Voice judges promoting the BBC show on its channel. P3
Gary Lineker to host football show on American TV. P3
Intrerview with Coronation Street actress Catherine Tydesley. P24
*Daily Star*
Viewers ridicule ITV's coverage of Lady Thatcher's funeral. P8
*Media picks from around the web*
*Global adspend increases despite weakness in Europe*
*Local World to replace offices with drop-in zones*
*Scottish daily unveils new responsive website*
*Good Morning America says Twitter will make a 'Big Announcement' on the show tomorrow*
*Annie Leibovitz photographs Watergate's storytellers for the scandal's 40th anniversary*
* 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 15 hours ago.