Our roundup of the day's media stories, including Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald's partner detained and NI could face corporate charges
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
Guardian journalist's partner detained at Heathrow airport for nine hours
David Miranda, partner of Glenn Greenwald, the Guardian interviewer of whistleblower Edward Snowden, questioned under Terrorism Act
NI could face corporate charges over hacking
Metropolitan police investigation has interviewed 'very senior figures' from organisation now known as News UK
BBC2 to air Germany's Generation War
Dubbed a 'German Band of Brothers', series is groundbreaking, violent depiction of five friends during period 1941-1945
Murdoch buys 5% stake in Vice
5% stake in off-beat magazine sold to Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox, allowing it to expand into Europe and India
Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan: 'How long can anyone stay at the top?'
Why viewers still identify with Walter White, his plans for a Saul Goodman spin-off – and why it's time to end the hit series now
Condé Nast's style bible is still in Vogue
Josh Halliday: Digital growth may be embryonic, but its luxury publications continue to show resilience to magazine downturn
Magazine ABCs show scale of gloom
David Hepworth: Publishers must look to digital growth and how some of the more traditional titles have managed to contain circulation losses
BBC Panorama camera causes bomb alert
Corporation faces £5,000 terror scare bill after package posted from BBC Northern Ireland to Salford HQ was deemed suspicious
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
Why Condé Nast's style bible is still in Vogue
Digital growth may be embryonic, but its luxury publications continue to show resilience to magazine downturn
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Guardian journalist's partner held under UK terrorism act. P1, P2
Fringe benefits: writers seek Edinburgh's bigger stages. P5
'German Band of Brothers' to air on BBC2. P11
Obituary: Arline Usden. P27
MediaGuardian: Magazines have lost their gloss but there are some shining examples, says David Hepworth. P27
MediaGuardian: Condé Nast's style bible is still in Vogue. P28
MediaGuardian interview: Vince Gilligan. P29
MediaGuardian: Media Monkey's Diary. P28
*Daily Telegraph*
Daytime sex is okay on the radio, insists BBC. P1
Dame Helen fronts new M&S campaign. P5
BT Sport underwhelms on its Premier League debut. Business P3
Google tries to sidestep UK lawsuit over iPhone privacy breaches. Business P3
*Financial Times*
What LinkedIn should learn from the Girl Guides. P10
BT kicks off Premier League coverage with 764,000 viewers. P13
*The Times*
Tesco adds tablet to its wishlist for Christmas. P35
*The Independent*
Murdoch buys slice of Vice. P12
NBC's $250m Premier League package
Britain goes live with local TV. P51
Kevin Spacey's Edinburgh outing is online marker. P51
The Sun appoints Stig Abell as managing editor. P51
*i*
Local TV revolution will be televised – and it's starting in Grimsby. P41
Challenges ahead for Stig Abell at the Sun. P41
Kevin Spacey spies a new way to reap rewards. P41
Danny Rogers: 'Publicom' merger is just the start. P41
STV set for weaker profits. P42
Vice builds global reach in 5% sale to Fox. P43
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
NSA denies wilful privacy infringement. P7
*Daily Mail*
TV star in super-injunction case 'had sex with girl of 15'. P3
Jeremy Paxman: I look like Albert Steptoe in my beard. P10
BBC boss said Colin Firth wasn't handsome enough to pay Mr Darcy. P30
*Daily Express*
Downton Abbey stars in two-year contracts. P3
*The Sun*
Coronation Street's Chris Fountain pictured after being unmasked as explicit rapper. P9
Bobbi Houston pulls out of Celebrity Big Brother. TV Biz, P1
*Daily Mirror*
Jeremy Paxman: my beard makes me look like Albert Steptoe. P11
*Daily Star*
Simon Cowell flies back to face the music. P6
Fans backlash fear on rape rap Chris Fountain. P9
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
Guardian journalist's partner detained at Heathrow airport for nine hours
David Miranda, partner of Glenn Greenwald, the Guardian interviewer of whistleblower Edward Snowden, questioned under Terrorism Act
NI could face corporate charges over hacking
Metropolitan police investigation has interviewed 'very senior figures' from organisation now known as News UK
BBC2 to air Germany's Generation War
Dubbed a 'German Band of Brothers', series is groundbreaking, violent depiction of five friends during period 1941-1945
Murdoch buys 5% stake in Vice
5% stake in off-beat magazine sold to Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox, allowing it to expand into Europe and India
Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan: 'How long can anyone stay at the top?'
Why viewers still identify with Walter White, his plans for a Saul Goodman spin-off – and why it's time to end the hit series now
Condé Nast's style bible is still in Vogue
Josh Halliday: Digital growth may be embryonic, but its luxury publications continue to show resilience to magazine downturn
Magazine ABCs show scale of gloom
David Hepworth: Publishers must look to digital growth and how some of the more traditional titles have managed to contain circulation losses
BBC Panorama camera causes bomb alert
Corporation faces £5,000 terror scare bill after package posted from BBC Northern Ireland to Salford HQ was deemed suspicious
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
Why Condé Nast's style bible is still in Vogue
Digital growth may be embryonic, but its luxury publications continue to show resilience to magazine downturn
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Guardian journalist's partner held under UK terrorism act. P1, P2
Fringe benefits: writers seek Edinburgh's bigger stages. P5
'German Band of Brothers' to air on BBC2. P11
Obituary: Arline Usden. P27
MediaGuardian: Magazines have lost their gloss but there are some shining examples, says David Hepworth. P27
MediaGuardian: Condé Nast's style bible is still in Vogue. P28
MediaGuardian interview: Vince Gilligan. P29
MediaGuardian: Media Monkey's Diary. P28
*Daily Telegraph*
Daytime sex is okay on the radio, insists BBC. P1
Dame Helen fronts new M&S campaign. P5
BT Sport underwhelms on its Premier League debut. Business P3
Google tries to sidestep UK lawsuit over iPhone privacy breaches. Business P3
*Financial Times*
What LinkedIn should learn from the Girl Guides. P10
BT kicks off Premier League coverage with 764,000 viewers. P13
*The Times*
Tesco adds tablet to its wishlist for Christmas. P35
*The Independent*
Murdoch buys slice of Vice. P12
NBC's $250m Premier League package
Britain goes live with local TV. P51
Kevin Spacey's Edinburgh outing is online marker. P51
The Sun appoints Stig Abell as managing editor. P51
*i*
Local TV revolution will be televised – and it's starting in Grimsby. P41
Challenges ahead for Stig Abell at the Sun. P41
Kevin Spacey spies a new way to reap rewards. P41
Danny Rogers: 'Publicom' merger is just the start. P41
STV set for weaker profits. P42
Vice builds global reach in 5% sale to Fox. P43
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
NSA denies wilful privacy infringement. P7
*Daily Mail*
TV star in super-injunction case 'had sex with girl of 15'. P3
Jeremy Paxman: I look like Albert Steptoe in my beard. P10
BBC boss said Colin Firth wasn't handsome enough to pay Mr Darcy. P30
*Daily Express*
Downton Abbey stars in two-year contracts. P3
*The Sun*
Coronation Street's Chris Fountain pictured after being unmasked as explicit rapper. P9
Bobbi Houston pulls out of Celebrity Big Brother. TV Biz, P1
*Daily Mirror*
Jeremy Paxman: my beard makes me look like Albert Steptoe. P11
*Daily Star*
Simon Cowell flies back to face the music. P6
Fans backlash fear on rape rap Chris Fountain. P9
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