Our roundup of the day's media stories, including Jeff Bezos unveils Washington Post plans and Tesco horsemeat ad rapped
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
Jeff Bezos plans for Washington Post 'golden era'
Speaking to staff for the first time on Tuesday, Amazon founder pledged his financial support for management to 'experiment'
Tesco criticised over 'misleading' horsemeat ad
Advertising watchdog says campaign attempted to shift blame to 'the whole food industry' rather than just supermarket chain
Geoff Hill appointed editor of ITV News
Editor of Channel 5 News to return to network, replacing Deborah Turness
Vanity Fair celebrates 100-year anniversary
Graydon Carter brings together heavyweight writers and photographers, and creates online 'anniversary hub'
Comedy Central rapped over alcohol ads
Network's decision to lift restriction 'flawed' as Friends had too high a proportion of viewers under 18, says ASA
Ex-NoW journalist Dan Evans to be charged
Reporter accused of conspiring to intercept voicemail messages of 'well-known people and their associates'
Sun on Sunday rivals get sales boost
Sunday Mirror adds 100,000 to circulation after distribution and printing issue led to News UK paper's sales falling by 35%
Juke Box Jury host David Jacobs dies at 87
Jacobs, whose broadcasting career spanned several decades, dies at home surrounded by his family
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
Syria and the Sun - paper couldn't speak for readers and for Rupert Murdoch
Trevor Kavanagh's column attacks party leaders but his own newspaper also failed the people, argues Roy Greenslade
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Four decades on, a new Poirot novel. P1
Campaigner still receiving rape threats on Twitter. P4
Parliament's web porn use revealed. P4
Microsoft and its £4.6bn Nokia purchase. P8
Coronation Street star Michael Le Vell trial. P10
Hack charges for former Sunday Mirror reporter. P12
Vanity Fair hits 100. P21
France: Bettencourt's ex-butler and journalists face trial. P24
South Africa: pulled Flora advert spread wrong message. P24
Tesco criticised over horsemeat crisis ad. P27
Apple hints at low cost phone. P30
Diary: Sarah Vine and the Daily Mail. P35
Letters: memories of the late David Frost. P37
Obituary: David Jacobs. P48
Obituary: Frederik Pohl. P48
Alan Cumming interview. G2 P16
Interview with actor and writer Louise Brealey. G2 P18
*Daily Telegraph*
Parliament's visit to porn sites. P2
Midsomer Murders goes Nordic. P7
New instalment of Poirot. P7
Hi-tech readers still can't beat a good book. P10
Rapist can be named by media, rule judges. P11
Ray Mears helped track Raoul Moat. P17
Michael Le Vell trial. P17
Male TV nurses are 'only black or gay'. P19
Michael Palin interview. P33
Obituary: David Jacobs. P35
Gillian Reynolds on radio. P36
Microsoft buys Nokia. Business P1
Leader: Microsoft's Nokia purchase a shrewd move at right time. Business P2
Apple sets date to unveil two new iPhone models. Business P4
Microsoft/Nokia. Business P5
Vodafone shares slip over Verizon deal. Business P5
Amazon offers readers a digital swap. Business P5
*Financial Times*
Microsoft's Nokia deal meets wall of scepticism. P1
Leader: Cairo's media crackdown no route to democracy. P12
Lex column on the Nokia deal. P14
Vodafone deal weights on Verizon share price. P15
Aggrieved passenger takes BA to task with Twitter ads. P16
Microsoft gamble hinges on winning customers from Apple and Google. P17
Nokia faces test of endurance. P17
Stephen Elop in box seat to take Ballmer's job. P17
Investors offload shares in Microsoft and Verizon. P30
*The Times*
Former News of the World and Sunday Mirror reporter on hacking charge. P6
Tesco apology ad row. P14
Poirot returns. P15
Midsomer Murders goes Nordic. P15
Media has right to name rapist. P20
Opinion: Microsoft/Nokia. P24
Egypt shuts al-Jazeera over support for Morsi. P29
Microsoft/Nokia. P35
Future Publishing to cut 55 jobs. P36
New US show, Million Second Quiz, created by Stephen Lambert and fronted by Ryan Seacrest. Times2 P1
*The Independent*
Wayne Rooney cleared of Nike Twitter plug. P9
Lobbying bill threatens freedom of speech, warns electoral body. P8
Ray Mears helped hunt for Raoul Moat. P9
Vogue turns 100. P12
Former Sunday Mirror reporter charged with phone hacking. P13
Poirot's back. P28
Midsomer Murders gets a Scandi makeover. P28
Jeff Bezos interview. P34
Obituary: David Jacobs. P50
Microsoft shares tumble on Nokia takeover. P53
Microsoft - stand by for some fun. P55
*i*
Obituary: David Jacobs. P12
Midsomer Murders gets Nordic makeover. P17
Ray Mears helped find Raoul Moat. P17
Wayne Rooney cleared of Nike Twitter plug. P17
Poirot's back. P23
Disgruntled BA passenger turns to Twitter. P23
Microsoft/Nokia. P40
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
Microsoft buys Nokia. P1
Leader on Microsoft/Nokia. P12
Nokia deal end of an era. P16
Nokia CEO tapped to lead new business. P17
Weak signal by Microsoft, Nokia. P28
*Daily Mail*
Strictly Come Dancing pictures. P3
New Poirot. P3
Michael Le Vell trial. P7
Microsoft/Nokia deal. P11
Parliament porn. P12
Leader: Keith Vaz right to demand alleged hackers are named. P14
Admit it - men love Strictly too. P22
Rick Stein memoirs. P28
Microsoft/Nokia deal. P57
*Daily Express*
Michael Le Vell trial. P7
Memories of David Frost. P19
Big Brother latest. P30
Microsoft/Nokia deal. P50
*The Sun*
Benedict Cumberbatch to play Star Wars baddie. P3
The X Factor latest. P7
Michael Le Vell trial. P9
David Walliams' five kids' books have raked in £13m. P21
Profile of actor and new 50 Shades star Charlie Hunnam. P30
Gethin Jones wants to join the Army. TV Biz P1
Midsomer Murders goes Nordic. TV Biz P3
*Daily Mirror*
Michael Le Vell trial. P1
Hacker firms dossier must be published. P2
Reporter in court over hacking rap. P11
Midsomer Murders goes Nordic. P15
Ray Mears joined Raoul Moat hunt. P19
Celebrity Masterchef finallists. P22
*Daily Star*
Michael Le Vell trial. P4
BBC bans Rolf Harris songs. P4
Big Brother latest. P7
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
Jeff Bezos plans for Washington Post 'golden era'
Speaking to staff for the first time on Tuesday, Amazon founder pledged his financial support for management to 'experiment'
Tesco criticised over 'misleading' horsemeat ad
Advertising watchdog says campaign attempted to shift blame to 'the whole food industry' rather than just supermarket chain
Geoff Hill appointed editor of ITV News
Editor of Channel 5 News to return to network, replacing Deborah Turness
Vanity Fair celebrates 100-year anniversary
Graydon Carter brings together heavyweight writers and photographers, and creates online 'anniversary hub'
Comedy Central rapped over alcohol ads
Network's decision to lift restriction 'flawed' as Friends had too high a proportion of viewers under 18, says ASA
Ex-NoW journalist Dan Evans to be charged
Reporter accused of conspiring to intercept voicemail messages of 'well-known people and their associates'
Sun on Sunday rivals get sales boost
Sunday Mirror adds 100,000 to circulation after distribution and printing issue led to News UK paper's sales falling by 35%
Juke Box Jury host David Jacobs dies at 87
Jacobs, whose broadcasting career spanned several decades, dies at home surrounded by his family
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
Syria and the Sun - paper couldn't speak for readers and for Rupert Murdoch
Trevor Kavanagh's column attacks party leaders but his own newspaper also failed the people, argues Roy Greenslade
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Four decades on, a new Poirot novel. P1
Campaigner still receiving rape threats on Twitter. P4
Parliament's web porn use revealed. P4
Microsoft and its £4.6bn Nokia purchase. P8
Coronation Street star Michael Le Vell trial. P10
Hack charges for former Sunday Mirror reporter. P12
Vanity Fair hits 100. P21
France: Bettencourt's ex-butler and journalists face trial. P24
South Africa: pulled Flora advert spread wrong message. P24
Tesco criticised over horsemeat crisis ad. P27
Apple hints at low cost phone. P30
Diary: Sarah Vine and the Daily Mail. P35
Letters: memories of the late David Frost. P37
Obituary: David Jacobs. P48
Obituary: Frederik Pohl. P48
Alan Cumming interview. G2 P16
Interview with actor and writer Louise Brealey. G2 P18
*Daily Telegraph*
Parliament's visit to porn sites. P2
Midsomer Murders goes Nordic. P7
New instalment of Poirot. P7
Hi-tech readers still can't beat a good book. P10
Rapist can be named by media, rule judges. P11
Ray Mears helped track Raoul Moat. P17
Michael Le Vell trial. P17
Male TV nurses are 'only black or gay'. P19
Michael Palin interview. P33
Obituary: David Jacobs. P35
Gillian Reynolds on radio. P36
Microsoft buys Nokia. Business P1
Leader: Microsoft's Nokia purchase a shrewd move at right time. Business P2
Apple sets date to unveil two new iPhone models. Business P4
Microsoft/Nokia. Business P5
Vodafone shares slip over Verizon deal. Business P5
Amazon offers readers a digital swap. Business P5
*Financial Times*
Microsoft's Nokia deal meets wall of scepticism. P1
Leader: Cairo's media crackdown no route to democracy. P12
Lex column on the Nokia deal. P14
Vodafone deal weights on Verizon share price. P15
Aggrieved passenger takes BA to task with Twitter ads. P16
Microsoft gamble hinges on winning customers from Apple and Google. P17
Nokia faces test of endurance. P17
Stephen Elop in box seat to take Ballmer's job. P17
Investors offload shares in Microsoft and Verizon. P30
*The Times*
Former News of the World and Sunday Mirror reporter on hacking charge. P6
Tesco apology ad row. P14
Poirot returns. P15
Midsomer Murders goes Nordic. P15
Media has right to name rapist. P20
Opinion: Microsoft/Nokia. P24
Egypt shuts al-Jazeera over support for Morsi. P29
Microsoft/Nokia. P35
Future Publishing to cut 55 jobs. P36
New US show, Million Second Quiz, created by Stephen Lambert and fronted by Ryan Seacrest. Times2 P1
*The Independent*
Wayne Rooney cleared of Nike Twitter plug. P9
Lobbying bill threatens freedom of speech, warns electoral body. P8
Ray Mears helped hunt for Raoul Moat. P9
Vogue turns 100. P12
Former Sunday Mirror reporter charged with phone hacking. P13
Poirot's back. P28
Midsomer Murders gets a Scandi makeover. P28
Jeff Bezos interview. P34
Obituary: David Jacobs. P50
Microsoft shares tumble on Nokia takeover. P53
Microsoft - stand by for some fun. P55
*i*
Obituary: David Jacobs. P12
Midsomer Murders gets Nordic makeover. P17
Ray Mears helped find Raoul Moat. P17
Wayne Rooney cleared of Nike Twitter plug. P17
Poirot's back. P23
Disgruntled BA passenger turns to Twitter. P23
Microsoft/Nokia. P40
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
Microsoft buys Nokia. P1
Leader on Microsoft/Nokia. P12
Nokia deal end of an era. P16
Nokia CEO tapped to lead new business. P17
Weak signal by Microsoft, Nokia. P28
*Daily Mail*
Strictly Come Dancing pictures. P3
New Poirot. P3
Michael Le Vell trial. P7
Microsoft/Nokia deal. P11
Parliament porn. P12
Leader: Keith Vaz right to demand alleged hackers are named. P14
Admit it - men love Strictly too. P22
Rick Stein memoirs. P28
Microsoft/Nokia deal. P57
*Daily Express*
Michael Le Vell trial. P7
Memories of David Frost. P19
Big Brother latest. P30
Microsoft/Nokia deal. P50
*The Sun*
Benedict Cumberbatch to play Star Wars baddie. P3
The X Factor latest. P7
Michael Le Vell trial. P9
David Walliams' five kids' books have raked in £13m. P21
Profile of actor and new 50 Shades star Charlie Hunnam. P30
Gethin Jones wants to join the Army. TV Biz P1
Midsomer Murders goes Nordic. TV Biz P3
*Daily Mirror*
Michael Le Vell trial. P1
Hacker firms dossier must be published. P2
Reporter in court over hacking rap. P11
Midsomer Murders goes Nordic. P15
Ray Mears joined Raoul Moat hunt. P19
Celebrity Masterchef finallists. P22
*Daily Star*
Michael Le Vell trial. P4
BBC bans Rolf Harris songs. P4
Big Brother latest. P7
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