Our roundup of the day's media stories, including YouView backers agree funding deal and BBC announces arts push
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
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YouView future secured by £100m-plus deal*
Organisations, including the BBC, BT and TalkTalk, agree on funding with all seven backers retaining equal share
*Licence fee proposal passes in Commons*
Unanimous cross-party support to remove threat of criminal sanction means it's almost certain to become law after election
*BBC promises a renaissance in the arts*
New season will see extra £3m spent on productions of Shakespeare and live broadcasts from Glyndebourne and Hay
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Microsoft wins battle over ads attacking Google*
Advertising Standards Authority agrees Gmail's scanning of email contents to target ads sets it apart from Outlook.com
*Readers in Spain search for new media voices*
Online startups staffed by mix of veteran and young journalists challenge old guard amid row over media impartiality
*Rebekah Brooks 'did not archive notepads'*
Ex-PA of former Sun editor tells jury notebooks in allegedly concealed boxes mainly contained beauty scrapbooks
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Channel 4 show 'discovers cause of Presley's death'*
Dead Famous DNA says analysis of hair sample revealed singer could have suffered heart muscle disease
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Obama administration 'a threat to press freedom'*
New York Times reporter attacks White House
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
*Flight MH370: the relatives should have been told the worst in private
Joanna Moorhead:* The Chinese authorities failed to shield from the media those families who are stricken by grief
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
BBC promises a renaissance in the arts. P3
Nigel Farage and Nick Clegg prepare for live radio debate. P7
Max Clifford trial coverage. P17
Media revolution in Spain as startups threaten old guard. P19
Protesters call time on late-night children's TV. P19
Editorial: In praise of … W1A. P34
How video games are becoming a spectator sport. G2 P6, 7
*Daily Telegraph*
Channel 4 programme 'discovers' cause of Elvis Presley's death. P2
BBC's plan to bring art to the masses. P8
James Rebhorn dies. P17
Obituary: Peter Oakley – video diarist. P29
The week in radio: 5 Live – 20 years of a great BBC success story. P30
Former Co-op chairman breaks silence on Newsnight. B1, 4
Virtual bitcoins are real property, rules US taxman. B4
Pitfalls ahead for Candy Crush company. B5
*Financial Times*
BBC vows greater collaboration on arts coverage. P2
Tech startup contest fails to find suitable candidate. P4
Portugal: A Silicon Valley for southern Europe. P12
Tech feature: The supreme leader of the neo-nerds. P12
Analysis: Nokia. P14
Analysis: Disney buys online video network. P14
Yahoo and SoftBank look beyond IPO. P17
Kim Dotcom launches $180m reverse takeover. P18
BlackBerry reveals 'virtual goods' strategy. P19
Special supplement. Technology: The Connected Business.
*The Times*
News analysis: Nigel Farage and Nick Clegg prepare for live radio debate. P4, 30
Google pulls out of secret deal to show data on NHS hospitals. P8
Broadband speeds are 50% slower than sold. P8
Phone-hacking trial coverage. P14
BBC seeks arts pundit to bring civilisation to a new generation. P15
Channel 4 programme 'discovers' cause of Elvis Presley's death. P19
Comment: Our children are safer today – but not online. P29
Virtual bitcoins are real property, rules US taxman. P39
Kim Dotcom enjoys boom times after takeover. P44
*The Independent*
BBC gets creative to revive arts coverage. P9
Facebook spends $2bn to buy virtual reality pioneer. P10
Max Clifford trial coverage. P12, 13
Nigel Farage and Nick Clegg prepare for live radio debate. P17, 39
Phone-hacking trial coverage. P21
'Internet grandad' who was YouTube hit dies at 86. P27
Feature: Morse's Scandi makeover. P44, 45
Former Co-op chairman breaks silence on Newsnight. P55
*i*
Matthew Norman: Radio 5 Live's 606 football phone-in. P16
Tony Hall announces new age of BBC arts coverage. P22
Max Clifford trial coverage. P22
'Internet grandad' and YouTube hit Peter Oakley dies aged 86. P23
Germany's highest court defends TV channel. P26
Endeavour gets a Scandi noir makeover. P34
Same-sex marriage to be celebrated with a TV musical. P35
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
Feature: Digital analysis and the 'puppy effect'. P14
To Alibaba's Tmall, some say: 'No sale'. P15, 18
Cheap, now ubiquitous: Huawei. P18
US says bitcoins are property, not currency. 22
Luxottica's Google vision. P28
*Daily Mail*
Jail threat lifted for TV licence dodgers. P1, 6, 14
Daily Mail voted best newspaper for sport. P2
Miley Cyrus too raunchy for magazine aimed at girls. P9
James Purnell cancels licence fee TV debate. P17
Former Co-op chairman breaks silence on Newsnight. P21
Feature: Dare you bet on the dotcom bubble. P49
Jose Mourinho stands firm in French TV feud. P81
BT chief executive set to leave. P81
*Daily Express*
EastEnders Danny Dyer hits out at 'snobbery' in his industry. P25
*The Sun*
Masterchef host Gregg Wallace plans health and fitness business. P3
Max Clifford trial coverage. P!5
Brits spend £400m a year playing 'free' online games. P18
Half a million viewers give up on Michael McIntyre chat show. P29
Schoolgirl to get her own CBBC sitcom. P29
Inside the Masterchef kitchen. P30
Jonathan Ross plans to write a book about a chat show host. P31
BBC America to launch first original sitcom. P31
BT fighting a brave TV war. P49
*Daily Mirror*
Department for Business refuses to stop payday loan ads during kids' TV. P6
Royle Family star Ricky Tomlinson blasts heartless Tory measure. P8
Alison Phillips: Jimmy Tarbuck's lost year is a national scandal. P13
Max Clifford trial coverage. P15
Inside the Masterchef kitchen. P32
*Daily Star*
BBC bosses warn EastEnders actor Danny Dyer to tone down laddish lifestyle. P3
Celebrity Big Brother news. P11
Coronation Street fans mock Michael Le Vell's return to show. P19
Max Clifford trial coverage. P20
Game of Thrones feature. P30, 31
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
*
YouView future secured by £100m-plus deal*
Organisations, including the BBC, BT and TalkTalk, agree on funding with all seven backers retaining equal share
*Licence fee proposal passes in Commons*
Unanimous cross-party support to remove threat of criminal sanction means it's almost certain to become law after election
*BBC promises a renaissance in the arts*
New season will see extra £3m spent on productions of Shakespeare and live broadcasts from Glyndebourne and Hay
*
Microsoft wins battle over ads attacking Google*
Advertising Standards Authority agrees Gmail's scanning of email contents to target ads sets it apart from Outlook.com
*Readers in Spain search for new media voices*
Online startups staffed by mix of veteran and young journalists challenge old guard amid row over media impartiality
*Rebekah Brooks 'did not archive notepads'*
Ex-PA of former Sun editor tells jury notebooks in allegedly concealed boxes mainly contained beauty scrapbooks
*
Channel 4 show 'discovers cause of Presley's death'*
Dead Famous DNA says analysis of hair sample revealed singer could have suffered heart muscle disease
*
Obama administration 'a threat to press freedom'*
New York Times reporter attacks White House
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
*Flight MH370: the relatives should have been told the worst in private
Joanna Moorhead:* The Chinese authorities failed to shield from the media those families who are stricken by grief
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
BBC promises a renaissance in the arts. P3
Nigel Farage and Nick Clegg prepare for live radio debate. P7
Max Clifford trial coverage. P17
Media revolution in Spain as startups threaten old guard. P19
Protesters call time on late-night children's TV. P19
Editorial: In praise of … W1A. P34
How video games are becoming a spectator sport. G2 P6, 7
*Daily Telegraph*
Channel 4 programme 'discovers' cause of Elvis Presley's death. P2
BBC's plan to bring art to the masses. P8
James Rebhorn dies. P17
Obituary: Peter Oakley – video diarist. P29
The week in radio: 5 Live – 20 years of a great BBC success story. P30
Former Co-op chairman breaks silence on Newsnight. B1, 4
Virtual bitcoins are real property, rules US taxman. B4
Pitfalls ahead for Candy Crush company. B5
*Financial Times*
BBC vows greater collaboration on arts coverage. P2
Tech startup contest fails to find suitable candidate. P4
Portugal: A Silicon Valley for southern Europe. P12
Tech feature: The supreme leader of the neo-nerds. P12
Analysis: Nokia. P14
Analysis: Disney buys online video network. P14
Yahoo and SoftBank look beyond IPO. P17
Kim Dotcom launches $180m reverse takeover. P18
BlackBerry reveals 'virtual goods' strategy. P19
Special supplement. Technology: The Connected Business.
*The Times*
News analysis: Nigel Farage and Nick Clegg prepare for live radio debate. P4, 30
Google pulls out of secret deal to show data on NHS hospitals. P8
Broadband speeds are 50% slower than sold. P8
Phone-hacking trial coverage. P14
BBC seeks arts pundit to bring civilisation to a new generation. P15
Channel 4 programme 'discovers' cause of Elvis Presley's death. P19
Comment: Our children are safer today – but not online. P29
Virtual bitcoins are real property, rules US taxman. P39
Kim Dotcom enjoys boom times after takeover. P44
*The Independent*
BBC gets creative to revive arts coverage. P9
Facebook spends $2bn to buy virtual reality pioneer. P10
Max Clifford trial coverage. P12, 13
Nigel Farage and Nick Clegg prepare for live radio debate. P17, 39
Phone-hacking trial coverage. P21
'Internet grandad' who was YouTube hit dies at 86. P27
Feature: Morse's Scandi makeover. P44, 45
Former Co-op chairman breaks silence on Newsnight. P55
*i*
Matthew Norman: Radio 5 Live's 606 football phone-in. P16
Tony Hall announces new age of BBC arts coverage. P22
Max Clifford trial coverage. P22
'Internet grandad' and YouTube hit Peter Oakley dies aged 86. P23
Germany's highest court defends TV channel. P26
Endeavour gets a Scandi noir makeover. P34
Same-sex marriage to be celebrated with a TV musical. P35
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
Feature: Digital analysis and the 'puppy effect'. P14
To Alibaba's Tmall, some say: 'No sale'. P15, 18
Cheap, now ubiquitous: Huawei. P18
US says bitcoins are property, not currency. 22
Luxottica's Google vision. P28
*Daily Mail*
Jail threat lifted for TV licence dodgers. P1, 6, 14
Daily Mail voted best newspaper for sport. P2
Miley Cyrus too raunchy for magazine aimed at girls. P9
James Purnell cancels licence fee TV debate. P17
Former Co-op chairman breaks silence on Newsnight. P21
Feature: Dare you bet on the dotcom bubble. P49
Jose Mourinho stands firm in French TV feud. P81
BT chief executive set to leave. P81
*Daily Express*
EastEnders Danny Dyer hits out at 'snobbery' in his industry. P25
*The Sun*
Masterchef host Gregg Wallace plans health and fitness business. P3
Max Clifford trial coverage. P!5
Brits spend £400m a year playing 'free' online games. P18
Half a million viewers give up on Michael McIntyre chat show. P29
Schoolgirl to get her own CBBC sitcom. P29
Inside the Masterchef kitchen. P30
Jonathan Ross plans to write a book about a chat show host. P31
BBC America to launch first original sitcom. P31
BT fighting a brave TV war. P49
*Daily Mirror*
Department for Business refuses to stop payday loan ads during kids' TV. P6
Royle Family star Ricky Tomlinson blasts heartless Tory measure. P8
Alison Phillips: Jimmy Tarbuck's lost year is a national scandal. P13
Max Clifford trial coverage. P15
Inside the Masterchef kitchen. P32
*Daily Star*
BBC bosses warn EastEnders actor Danny Dyer to tone down laddish lifestyle. P3
Celebrity Big Brother news. P11
Coronation Street fans mock Michael Le Vell's return to show. P19
Max Clifford trial coverage. P20
Game of Thrones feature. P30, 31
* Go to MediaGuardian *
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