Our roundup of the day's media stories, including BSkyB considers male-oriented channel and ask.fm loses advertisers
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
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BSkyB considers male-oriented channel*
Sky Bravo possible name for new sport and entertainment channel which would compete with rivals ITV4 and Dave
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Ask.fm loses advertisers as PM calls for boycott*
BT and eBay among big names to end link as site founders battle to reassure users that it takes cyberbullying seriously
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The Sun's Page 3 under renewed pressure*
Campaigners renew calls on tabloid's editor to remove topless women from Page 3 after Irish edition drops the feature**
More than half of Britons access news online
Figures show 55% of adults use internet to read or download content from papers, broadcasters and online-only websites
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Rolf Harris replaced on Channel 5 show*
Broadcaster announces Ben Fogle will take over Animal Clinic, days after Australian star is rearrested over alleged sexual offences
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Channel 4 network loses biggest audience reach among PSBs*
Broadcaster loses ground on main channel but has seen only very slight dip when full portfolio is taken into account
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Marmite maker seeks to defuse TV ad row by giving £18,000 to RSPCA*
Food giant Unilever acts as number of complaints that campaign trivialised work of animal and children's charities rises to 330
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Nigel Farage: BBC's Today programme should sack everybody and start again*
Ukip leader claims Radio 4 flagship show is biased, but overall the corporation has become fairer in its coverage of his party
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
*Kim Williams departure from News Corp Australia a victory for Murdoch's editors
Margaret Simons:* Col Allan's arrival had less to do with the Australian election than with News Corp's internal political battle
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Advertisers shun ask.fm. P4
Vodafone and BT pursued over role in GCHQ monitoring. P5
Irish Sun drops topless pictures. P5
Most UK adults now getting their news from the web. P6
Review – Richard Curtis's About Time. P9
Met fraud officers to study BBC payouts. P10
Anger over Jim'll Fix It fancy dress float. P10
Twitter suspends Tutu's account in spam cleanup. P17
Diary: deja vu at the Daily Express. P29
Alastair Cook demands apology in Channel 9 row. P42
Marina Hyde on feuding weather forecasters. G2, P2
*Daily Telegraph*
Met fraud squad to probe BBC payoffs. P1, 2
Washington Post satire lost in translation. P19
Bebo founder pokes fun at site ahead of relaunch. B1
CBS/Warner battle highlights the dearth of choice in American TV. B2
*Financial Times*
Personal technology: Google puts a bit of the X Factor into Motorola. P12
21st Century Fox chief upbeat on traditional TV. P19
*The Times*
Troll death website offers to name girl's tormentors. P1, 9
BBC chief asks for verbal briefings to keep staff payoffs secret from public. P2
Children duped into undressing by chatroom blackmailers. P9
Number of silver surfers quadruples in eight years. P9
Page 3 girls may get new look after cover-up in the Irish Sun. P15
Rolf Harris replaced on Animal Clinic TV programme. P18
Comment: The anti-social network. P28
Bloomberg backs smartphone project. P38
Thirty eight percent of Britons use the internet. P38
Ofcom makes it easier to switch broadband supplier. P42
*The Independent*
Police asked to examine BBC payoffs to bosses. P13
Letters: DAB will kill radio romance. P17
Lesson for social media – negative coverage can prove disastrous. P18
Front page Nazi slur puts Murdoch centre stage in election. P23
Irish Sun drops topless models on page 3. P23
Clare Balding urged to speak against "anti-gay Russia" before Olympics. P27
Daily internet use doubles in seven years. P28
Ask.fm website to upgrade safety after teen deaths. P28
Single tweet by Adele sends unknown duo to number one. P29
*i*
36 million adults use the internet daily. P3
Ask.fm founders say they are working to improve the site's safety. P6
Date set for Lord Justice Leveson to appear before MPs. P7
New Ofcom proposals to simplify switching between landline and broadband providers. P7
TV presenter Clare Balding urged to condemn 'anti-gay Russia' ahead of Winter Olympics. P11
The Sun's Irish edition drops topless page 3. P25
TV Nazi slur by Murdoch paper in Australia set election alight. P25
A debate is raging over TV's treatment of the recession. P30
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
As Google widens its lead in phones, Apple harvests cash. P15
TripAdvisor soars past former parent Expedia. P16
Android seizes phone market. P18
Huawei pushes to diversify its business. P18
*Daily Mail*
BBC was warned about fat cat pay four years ago but brushed it under the carpet. P7
£6m to rent BBC TV Centre it sold last year. P7
Advertisers ditch troll site. P10
Leader: BBC's secret largesse. P15
Outrage as Jimmy Savile float wins fancy dress prize. P27
Co-op takes lads' mag Nuts off the shelves. P30
Killer whose case was championed by BBC admits he did kill pensioner. P31
TV cameras kept out of football changing rooms. P87
*Daily Express*
Dollar Factor … Simon Cowell is world's top TV earner. P3
Millions shun the internet. P21
*The Sun*
Lord Justice Leveson will appear before MPs on 10 October. P2
BBC set for police quiz into payouts. P4
Blue Peter presenter Helen Skelton to leave. P7
Today's Thought for the Day interrupted by mobile phone. P9
Watching more than three hours of TV a day harmful to toddlers. P12
Footie on mobile is 'greener' than telly. P19
Google launches UK music streaming service. P21
BBC to pay £12m on rent for empty BBC TV Centre. P29
X Factor bosses in desperate bid to keep Louis Walsh and Gary Barlow. TVBiz, P1
Alan Davies takes Jonathan Creek salary cut as budget squeeze bites. TVBiz, P2
Broadchurch big US hit. TVBiz, P3
Little House on the Prairie to be remade. TVBiz, P3
Actor Stephen Graham attacks BBC4 cuts. TVBiz, P4
*Daily Mirror*
Fury of the Internet troll victim's dad as sick abuse still pours from website. P6, P7
New BBC reality show to get jobless youngsters into work. P11
Helen Skelton quits Blue Peter to be a football presenter on BT sport. P11
*Daily Star*
Big Brother latest. P19
Fans bemused as BT Sport puts football score at bottom of the screen. P29
X Factor latest. P41
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
*
BSkyB considers male-oriented channel*
Sky Bravo possible name for new sport and entertainment channel which would compete with rivals ITV4 and Dave
*
Ask.fm loses advertisers as PM calls for boycott*
BT and eBay among big names to end link as site founders battle to reassure users that it takes cyberbullying seriously
*
The Sun's Page 3 under renewed pressure*
Campaigners renew calls on tabloid's editor to remove topless women from Page 3 after Irish edition drops the feature**
More than half of Britons access news online
Figures show 55% of adults use internet to read or download content from papers, broadcasters and online-only websites
*
Rolf Harris replaced on Channel 5 show*
Broadcaster announces Ben Fogle will take over Animal Clinic, days after Australian star is rearrested over alleged sexual offences
*
Channel 4 network loses biggest audience reach among PSBs*
Broadcaster loses ground on main channel but has seen only very slight dip when full portfolio is taken into account
*
Marmite maker seeks to defuse TV ad row by giving £18,000 to RSPCA*
Food giant Unilever acts as number of complaints that campaign trivialised work of animal and children's charities rises to 330
*
Nigel Farage: BBC's Today programme should sack everybody and start again*
Ukip leader claims Radio 4 flagship show is biased, but overall the corporation has become fairer in its coverage of his party
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
*Kim Williams departure from News Corp Australia a victory for Murdoch's editors
Margaret Simons:* Col Allan's arrival had less to do with the Australian election than with News Corp's internal political battle
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Advertisers shun ask.fm. P4
Vodafone and BT pursued over role in GCHQ monitoring. P5
Irish Sun drops topless pictures. P5
Most UK adults now getting their news from the web. P6
Review – Richard Curtis's About Time. P9
Met fraud officers to study BBC payouts. P10
Anger over Jim'll Fix It fancy dress float. P10
Twitter suspends Tutu's account in spam cleanup. P17
Diary: deja vu at the Daily Express. P29
Alastair Cook demands apology in Channel 9 row. P42
Marina Hyde on feuding weather forecasters. G2, P2
*Daily Telegraph*
Met fraud squad to probe BBC payoffs. P1, 2
Washington Post satire lost in translation. P19
Bebo founder pokes fun at site ahead of relaunch. B1
CBS/Warner battle highlights the dearth of choice in American TV. B2
*Financial Times*
Personal technology: Google puts a bit of the X Factor into Motorola. P12
21st Century Fox chief upbeat on traditional TV. P19
*The Times*
Troll death website offers to name girl's tormentors. P1, 9
BBC chief asks for verbal briefings to keep staff payoffs secret from public. P2
Children duped into undressing by chatroom blackmailers. P9
Number of silver surfers quadruples in eight years. P9
Page 3 girls may get new look after cover-up in the Irish Sun. P15
Rolf Harris replaced on Animal Clinic TV programme. P18
Comment: The anti-social network. P28
Bloomberg backs smartphone project. P38
Thirty eight percent of Britons use the internet. P38
Ofcom makes it easier to switch broadband supplier. P42
*The Independent*
Police asked to examine BBC payoffs to bosses. P13
Letters: DAB will kill radio romance. P17
Lesson for social media – negative coverage can prove disastrous. P18
Front page Nazi slur puts Murdoch centre stage in election. P23
Irish Sun drops topless models on page 3. P23
Clare Balding urged to speak against "anti-gay Russia" before Olympics. P27
Daily internet use doubles in seven years. P28
Ask.fm website to upgrade safety after teen deaths. P28
Single tweet by Adele sends unknown duo to number one. P29
*i*
36 million adults use the internet daily. P3
Ask.fm founders say they are working to improve the site's safety. P6
Date set for Lord Justice Leveson to appear before MPs. P7
New Ofcom proposals to simplify switching between landline and broadband providers. P7
TV presenter Clare Balding urged to condemn 'anti-gay Russia' ahead of Winter Olympics. P11
The Sun's Irish edition drops topless page 3. P25
TV Nazi slur by Murdoch paper in Australia set election alight. P25
A debate is raging over TV's treatment of the recession. P30
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
As Google widens its lead in phones, Apple harvests cash. P15
TripAdvisor soars past former parent Expedia. P16
Android seizes phone market. P18
Huawei pushes to diversify its business. P18
*Daily Mail*
BBC was warned about fat cat pay four years ago but brushed it under the carpet. P7
£6m to rent BBC TV Centre it sold last year. P7
Advertisers ditch troll site. P10
Leader: BBC's secret largesse. P15
Outrage as Jimmy Savile float wins fancy dress prize. P27
Co-op takes lads' mag Nuts off the shelves. P30
Killer whose case was championed by BBC admits he did kill pensioner. P31
TV cameras kept out of football changing rooms. P87
*Daily Express*
Dollar Factor … Simon Cowell is world's top TV earner. P3
Millions shun the internet. P21
*The Sun*
Lord Justice Leveson will appear before MPs on 10 October. P2
BBC set for police quiz into payouts. P4
Blue Peter presenter Helen Skelton to leave. P7
Today's Thought for the Day interrupted by mobile phone. P9
Watching more than three hours of TV a day harmful to toddlers. P12
Footie on mobile is 'greener' than telly. P19
Google launches UK music streaming service. P21
BBC to pay £12m on rent for empty BBC TV Centre. P29
X Factor bosses in desperate bid to keep Louis Walsh and Gary Barlow. TVBiz, P1
Alan Davies takes Jonathan Creek salary cut as budget squeeze bites. TVBiz, P2
Broadchurch big US hit. TVBiz, P3
Little House on the Prairie to be remade. TVBiz, P3
Actor Stephen Graham attacks BBC4 cuts. TVBiz, P4
*Daily Mirror*
Fury of the Internet troll victim's dad as sick abuse still pours from website. P6, P7
New BBC reality show to get jobless youngsters into work. P11
Helen Skelton quits Blue Peter to be a football presenter on BT sport. P11
*Daily Star*
Big Brother latest. P19
Fans bemused as BT Sport puts football score at bottom of the screen. P29
X Factor latest. P41
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