Our roundup of the day's media stories, including David Jacobs dies aged 87 and Egypt accused of blocking al-Jazeera
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
*Juke Box Jury host David Jacobs dies at 87*
Jacobs, whose broadcasting career spanned several decades, dies at home surrounded by his family
*Egypt accused of jamming al-Jazeera signal*
Broadcaster says it has pinpointed four different sources of jamming after commissioning an interference detection company**
Technical issue hits Sun on Sunday sales
Technical problem with printing and distribution results in fall in sales of almost 700,000 with the Sunday Times also affected
*David Frost's Nixon interview helped end 'age of deference', says Lord Birt*
Former producer describes process leading up to ex-president's apology and emphasises late presenter's impact on British TV
*
The Sun recruits Tony Parsons*
Columnist joins News UK Sunday tabloid just days after writing his final column for the Daily Mirror after 18 years at the title
*
John Mullin lands BBC referendum editor role*
The former Independent on Sunday editor is to head the BBC's coverage of the Scottish independence referendum
*X Factor gets ratings boost from return of Sharon Osbourne*
Simon Cowell talent show averaged 9.2 million viewers, 500,000 up on its audience for last year's opening show
*Online trolling of women is linked to domestic violence, say campaigners*
3 Sep 2013: Activists say abuse of women on sites such as Twitter should not be dismissed as harmless
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
*The New York Times' identity crisis
Michael Wolff:* A painful rift is developing between editors and executives over a new vision of the newspaper as a distributor of digital 'product'
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Figures show the Guardian is the leading quality newspaper across print and digital. P2
Dragon and Hairy Biker among lineup for Strictly Come Dancing. P3
Soap actor raped girl while she held teddy, court told. P4
Harry Hill's X Factor musical has it in for Cowell. P7
Online trolling linked to abuse of women. P11
Tributes flow after Juke Box Jury presenter David Jacobs dies at 87. P13
Wireless specialist CSR reveals tiny keyboard. P15
*Daily Telegraph*
Strictly Come Dancing lineup. P1
David Jacobs dies. P2
BBC appoints Scottish referendum editor. P8
Make stores sell local food, says Gregg Wallace. P14
Coronation Street star Michael Le Vell trial. P15
Theatre critic Tim Walker makes his West End debut. P22
Vodafone's $130bn man. B1
Leader: Vodafone shouldn't be pilloried for not paying tax on mega deal. B2
Mary Portas says she's been bashed for trying to revive the high street. B3
Britain needs another 750,000 digital workers. B3
Spotify speakers take on iPod docks. B3
Diary: new Ofcom chairman. B4
Balancing act for Vodafone. B5
Film maker Bigballs beats TV giants at their own game. B8
*Financial Times*
Vodafone shareholders in line for $84bn after Verizon deal. P1, 14, 16, 17
Hiad's rivals face towering task in fight for mobile market share. P18
*The Times*
Dakota Johnson to star in Fifty Shades film. P1
Ken Barlow trial date. P4
Strictly Come Dancing lineup. P13
David Jacobs dies. P13
Coronation Street star Michael Le Vell trial. P21
Wembley still has X factor as concert venue. P35
New chapter at richer but reduced Vodafone. P35
WPP buys stake in Candyspace Media. P36
Windows and Nokia make breakthrough. P38
Mary Portas hits back after "PR stunt" attack. P41
David Jacobs obituary. P49
*The Independent*
Vodafone's £84bn tax avoidance bonanza. P1
Coronation Street star Michael Le Vell trial. P7
Bill Roache denies child sex charges. P7
Leader on Vodafone deal – no tax, but still a boost for economy. P16
Shades of Grey film cast. P24
David Jacobs dies. P28
Gavin Esler on his love of prog rock. P44
Vodafone deal. P51
*i*
Fury at £84bn for Vodafone that taxman cannot touch. P1, 4
Profile: Kim Dotcom. P3
Coronation Street star trial. P5
Strictly contestants revealed. P9
Comment: Sir David Frost – Ask the right questions, and you get the right answers. P16
Investors enjoy a £54bn jackpot as Vodafone seals Verizon deal. P40
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
Verizon clinches deal for wireless venture. P1, 17
Microsoft likely to stay the course. P1, 18
Vodafone has no plans for a shopping spree. P17
For Samsung, smart watch's timing counts. P19
Amish papers thrive in digital age. P27
Vodafone now is looking like prey, not predator. P28
*Daily Mail*
Coronation Street star Michael Le Vell trial. P5
David Jacobs dies. P4
Bill Roache in court over abuse claims. P5
Strictly Come Dancing lineup. P13
John Humphrys tries out Google Glass. P15
One Direction top movie chart. P21
Rick Stein's diaries. P27
Fifty Shades movie cast. P29
Vodafone deal. P58
*Daily Express*
Strictly Come Dancing lineup. P3
David Jacobs dies. P4
Bill Roache denies sex attacks. P7
Coronation Street star Michael Le Vell trial. P7
David Jacobs obituary. P21
Celebrity Big Brother latest. P25
Simon Cowell and Harry Hill launch West End musical. P27
*The Sun*
Coronation Street star Michael Le Vell trial. P1
One Direction movie tops chart on both sides of Atlantic. P3
X Factor latest. P3
Coronation Street star Bill Roache in court. P4
Vodafone walks into tax row over deal. P4
Former Byker Grove star Charlie Hunnam to star in Fifty Shades of Grey film. P11
Ally Ross on TV. P15
Vodafone deal. P40
Strictly Come Dancing lineup. TVBIZ, P2
*Daily Mirror*
Coronation Street star Michael Le Vell trial. P1
Strictly Come Dancing contestants. P3
Bill Roache trial in January. P5
David Jacobs dies. P9
Simon Cowell and Harry Hill launch West End musical. P9
Ian Hyland on The X Factor. P13
Interview with Strictly Come Dancing judge Len Goodman. P21
Vodafone to hand back £54bn to shareholders following Verizon sale. P41
*Daily Star*
Coronation Street star Michael Le Vell trial. P1
Simon Cowell and Harry Hill musical. P9
Big Brother latest. P11
Strictly Come Dancing lineup. P33
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
*Juke Box Jury host David Jacobs dies at 87*
Jacobs, whose broadcasting career spanned several decades, dies at home surrounded by his family
*Egypt accused of jamming al-Jazeera signal*
Broadcaster says it has pinpointed four different sources of jamming after commissioning an interference detection company**
Technical issue hits Sun on Sunday sales
Technical problem with printing and distribution results in fall in sales of almost 700,000 with the Sunday Times also affected
*David Frost's Nixon interview helped end 'age of deference', says Lord Birt*
Former producer describes process leading up to ex-president's apology and emphasises late presenter's impact on British TV
*
The Sun recruits Tony Parsons*
Columnist joins News UK Sunday tabloid just days after writing his final column for the Daily Mirror after 18 years at the title
*
John Mullin lands BBC referendum editor role*
The former Independent on Sunday editor is to head the BBC's coverage of the Scottish independence referendum
*X Factor gets ratings boost from return of Sharon Osbourne*
Simon Cowell talent show averaged 9.2 million viewers, 500,000 up on its audience for last year's opening show
*Online trolling of women is linked to domestic violence, say campaigners*
3 Sep 2013: Activists say abuse of women on sites such as Twitter should not be dismissed as harmless
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
*The New York Times' identity crisis
Michael Wolff:* A painful rift is developing between editors and executives over a new vision of the newspaper as a distributor of digital 'product'
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Figures show the Guardian is the leading quality newspaper across print and digital. P2
Dragon and Hairy Biker among lineup for Strictly Come Dancing. P3
Soap actor raped girl while she held teddy, court told. P4
Harry Hill's X Factor musical has it in for Cowell. P7
Online trolling linked to abuse of women. P11
Tributes flow after Juke Box Jury presenter David Jacobs dies at 87. P13
Wireless specialist CSR reveals tiny keyboard. P15
*Daily Telegraph*
Strictly Come Dancing lineup. P1
David Jacobs dies. P2
BBC appoints Scottish referendum editor. P8
Make stores sell local food, says Gregg Wallace. P14
Coronation Street star Michael Le Vell trial. P15
Theatre critic Tim Walker makes his West End debut. P22
Vodafone's $130bn man. B1
Leader: Vodafone shouldn't be pilloried for not paying tax on mega deal. B2
Mary Portas says she's been bashed for trying to revive the high street. B3
Britain needs another 750,000 digital workers. B3
Spotify speakers take on iPod docks. B3
Diary: new Ofcom chairman. B4
Balancing act for Vodafone. B5
Film maker Bigballs beats TV giants at their own game. B8
*Financial Times*
Vodafone shareholders in line for $84bn after Verizon deal. P1, 14, 16, 17
Hiad's rivals face towering task in fight for mobile market share. P18
*The Times*
Dakota Johnson to star in Fifty Shades film. P1
Ken Barlow trial date. P4
Strictly Come Dancing lineup. P13
David Jacobs dies. P13
Coronation Street star Michael Le Vell trial. P21
Wembley still has X factor as concert venue. P35
New chapter at richer but reduced Vodafone. P35
WPP buys stake in Candyspace Media. P36
Windows and Nokia make breakthrough. P38
Mary Portas hits back after "PR stunt" attack. P41
David Jacobs obituary. P49
*The Independent*
Vodafone's £84bn tax avoidance bonanza. P1
Coronation Street star Michael Le Vell trial. P7
Bill Roache denies child sex charges. P7
Leader on Vodafone deal – no tax, but still a boost for economy. P16
Shades of Grey film cast. P24
David Jacobs dies. P28
Gavin Esler on his love of prog rock. P44
Vodafone deal. P51
*i*
Fury at £84bn for Vodafone that taxman cannot touch. P1, 4
Profile: Kim Dotcom. P3
Coronation Street star trial. P5
Strictly contestants revealed. P9
Comment: Sir David Frost – Ask the right questions, and you get the right answers. P16
Investors enjoy a £54bn jackpot as Vodafone seals Verizon deal. P40
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
Verizon clinches deal for wireless venture. P1, 17
Microsoft likely to stay the course. P1, 18
Vodafone has no plans for a shopping spree. P17
For Samsung, smart watch's timing counts. P19
Amish papers thrive in digital age. P27
Vodafone now is looking like prey, not predator. P28
*Daily Mail*
Coronation Street star Michael Le Vell trial. P5
David Jacobs dies. P4
Bill Roache in court over abuse claims. P5
Strictly Come Dancing lineup. P13
John Humphrys tries out Google Glass. P15
One Direction top movie chart. P21
Rick Stein's diaries. P27
Fifty Shades movie cast. P29
Vodafone deal. P58
*Daily Express*
Strictly Come Dancing lineup. P3
David Jacobs dies. P4
Bill Roache denies sex attacks. P7
Coronation Street star Michael Le Vell trial. P7
David Jacobs obituary. P21
Celebrity Big Brother latest. P25
Simon Cowell and Harry Hill launch West End musical. P27
*The Sun*
Coronation Street star Michael Le Vell trial. P1
One Direction movie tops chart on both sides of Atlantic. P3
X Factor latest. P3
Coronation Street star Bill Roache in court. P4
Vodafone walks into tax row over deal. P4
Former Byker Grove star Charlie Hunnam to star in Fifty Shades of Grey film. P11
Ally Ross on TV. P15
Vodafone deal. P40
Strictly Come Dancing lineup. TVBIZ, P2
*Daily Mirror*
Coronation Street star Michael Le Vell trial. P1
Strictly Come Dancing contestants. P3
Bill Roache trial in January. P5
David Jacobs dies. P9
Simon Cowell and Harry Hill launch West End musical. P9
Ian Hyland on The X Factor. P13
Interview with Strictly Come Dancing judge Len Goodman. P21
Vodafone to hand back £54bn to shareholders following Verizon sale. P41
*Daily Star*
Coronation Street star Michael Le Vell trial. P1
Simon Cowell and Harry Hill musical. P9
Big Brother latest. P11
Strictly Come Dancing lineup. P33
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