Our roundup of the day's media stories, including UK ad spend to reach £14bn and Katie Couric moves to Yahoo News
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
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UK ad spend set to hit record £14bn*
WPP buying arm forecasts revenues to top pre-crash level in 2013, with digital accounting for 44% of the market
*Katie Couric swaps ABC for Yahoo News role*
Yahoo chief Marissa Mayer hails Couric's 'intellectual curiosity'
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Hacked Off warning over new regulator*
Letter tells local newspaper publishers of Ipso's 'serious disadvantages'
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Sherlock and Doctor Who in BBC Xmas lineup*
Mystery of how Holmes survived fall is solved, Peter Capaldi makes Doctor Who debut, and Open All Hours returns
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Rebekah Brooks said it was 'easy to listen to voicemails', hacking trial hears*
Eimear Cook, ex-wife of Colin Montgomerie, accused of lying in statements made about Brooks
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Andy Coulson was warned about possible extent of phone hacking, trial hears*
Clive Goodman, ex-royal editor of NoW, told then editor of material seized by police
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Doctor Who: Day of the Doctor is most popular non-festive episode since 2005*
BBC's 50th anniversary special attracts 10.2 million viewers, nearly 3 million more than ITV competition The X Factor
*I'm a Celebrity on top in ratings battle*
ITV jungle reality show watched by 10.6 million, with The X Factor again falling behind Strictly Come Dancing
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
*CNBC to Maria Bartiromo: everyone is replaceable
Michael Wolff:* Bartiromo is a voice and face from another time, when CEOs were gods and business news was like sports. That era is done
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
BBC Christmas lineup: Viewers to see how Holmes survived fall and Capaldi makes debut as Doctor Who. P5
Hacking trial hears of warning to Andy Coulson. P7
Monty Python adds four extra dates after tickets sell in 43.5 seconds. P8
All-American singer wows Arabs Got Talent judges. P19
Paparazzo Darryn Lyons wins city's mayoral race. P21
German Amazon staff go on strike over pay. P28
*Daily Telegraph*
Technology takes over in the bedroom. P1, 4
Monty Python and the holy grail of tickets. P7
'Hacking phones is simple, Rebekah Brooks told golfer's wife'. P16
BBC serves up comfort viewing for Christmas. P19
Borgen spin-off series comes to Radio 4. P19
Feature: The rise of the Twitter quitter. P31
Social networks will spur reform, Google boss tells Chinese leaders. B1
*Financial Times*
Brussels to warn US on use of online data. P1
Rebekah Brooks told golfer's ex-wife voicemail hacking 'was easy'. P4
China launches antitrust probe into Qualcomm ahead of 4G. P17
Growth of 4G set to outpace shifts to older networks. P18
BlackBerry's acting chief moves to streamline top management roles. P19
Symantec in cyber warning. P20
Yahoo beefs up its digital news service. P20
7digital tunes into online radio with reverse takeover of UBC. 22
Dr Who conquers cinema screen. P23
*The Times*
Less sex please, we're too busy on the web. P1, 4
Monty Python shows sell out. P4
TV star curate quits over affair with parishioner. P6
Amazon warehouse staff 'risk health to keep up with orders'. P15
Shoppers using Google price tool may not bag a bargain. P15
'Hacking phones easy, Rebekah Brooks told golfer's wife'. P17
Today's Big Issue is how to invest in social projects. P50
*The Independent*
'Rebekah Brooks told me phone hacking was easy'. P8
Monty Python line up more shows after sell-out. P9
It's Grimsby calling! Town is first to launch local TV. P22
David Icke launches online television station. P23
Apple buyout gives fans a sense of the next big thing. P54-55
7digital plans reverse takeover of UBC Media. P57
*i*
Monty Python tickets snapped up. P3
Rebekah Brooks described phone hacking as 'so easy'. P21
More BlackBerry executives to leave. P39
7digital to make its market debut. P40
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
China TV exposé triggers a backlash. P9
BlackBerry shakes up top ranks. P18
Apple acquires interactive technology firm PrimeSense. P18
Video-games turn into online spectator sport. P19
Amazon workers strike in Germany. P19
Google tightens security to prevent data snooping. P19
Feature: Twitter contends with bogus accounts. P25
*Daily Mail*
Monty Python tickets sell out in 43 seconds. P3
Phone-hacking trial coverage. P9
I'm a Celebrity coverage. P13
Feature: Is your TV spying on you? P15
*Daily Express*
I'm a Celebrity coverage. P1, 7
'It was so easy to hack phones, joked Rebekah Brooks'. P2
BBC Christmas lineup. P3
Monty Python tickets sell out. P9
*The Sun*
Phone-hacking trial coverage. P4
Drunken Sky star held for train rant. P7
I'm a Celebrity coverage. P8-9
Monty Python tickets sell out. P15
Celebrity Big Brother paparazzo elected mayor. P20
*Daily Mirror*
I'm a Celebrity coverage. P8, 9
Paul O'Grady returns to screens. P8
Phone-hacking trial coverage. P8
Christmas TV preview. P16, 17
Amazon under fire over treatment of workers. P19
*Daily Star*
I'm a Celebrity coverage. P1, 4, 5
Monty Python show sells out. P3
David Walliams wants to compete in Strictly. P3
Paul O'Grady returns after heart scare. P9
Phone-hacking coverage. P13
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
*
UK ad spend set to hit record £14bn*
WPP buying arm forecasts revenues to top pre-crash level in 2013, with digital accounting for 44% of the market
*Katie Couric swaps ABC for Yahoo News role*
Yahoo chief Marissa Mayer hails Couric's 'intellectual curiosity'
*
Hacked Off warning over new regulator*
Letter tells local newspaper publishers of Ipso's 'serious disadvantages'
*
Sherlock and Doctor Who in BBC Xmas lineup*
Mystery of how Holmes survived fall is solved, Peter Capaldi makes Doctor Who debut, and Open All Hours returns
*
Rebekah Brooks said it was 'easy to listen to voicemails', hacking trial hears*
Eimear Cook, ex-wife of Colin Montgomerie, accused of lying in statements made about Brooks
*
Andy Coulson was warned about possible extent of phone hacking, trial hears*
Clive Goodman, ex-royal editor of NoW, told then editor of material seized by police
*
Doctor Who: Day of the Doctor is most popular non-festive episode since 2005*
BBC's 50th anniversary special attracts 10.2 million viewers, nearly 3 million more than ITV competition The X Factor
*I'm a Celebrity on top in ratings battle*
ITV jungle reality show watched by 10.6 million, with The X Factor again falling behind Strictly Come Dancing
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
*CNBC to Maria Bartiromo: everyone is replaceable
Michael Wolff:* Bartiromo is a voice and face from another time, when CEOs were gods and business news was like sports. That era is done
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
BBC Christmas lineup: Viewers to see how Holmes survived fall and Capaldi makes debut as Doctor Who. P5
Hacking trial hears of warning to Andy Coulson. P7
Monty Python adds four extra dates after tickets sell in 43.5 seconds. P8
All-American singer wows Arabs Got Talent judges. P19
Paparazzo Darryn Lyons wins city's mayoral race. P21
German Amazon staff go on strike over pay. P28
*Daily Telegraph*
Technology takes over in the bedroom. P1, 4
Monty Python and the holy grail of tickets. P7
'Hacking phones is simple, Rebekah Brooks told golfer's wife'. P16
BBC serves up comfort viewing for Christmas. P19
Borgen spin-off series comes to Radio 4. P19
Feature: The rise of the Twitter quitter. P31
Social networks will spur reform, Google boss tells Chinese leaders. B1
*Financial Times*
Brussels to warn US on use of online data. P1
Rebekah Brooks told golfer's ex-wife voicemail hacking 'was easy'. P4
China launches antitrust probe into Qualcomm ahead of 4G. P17
Growth of 4G set to outpace shifts to older networks. P18
BlackBerry's acting chief moves to streamline top management roles. P19
Symantec in cyber warning. P20
Yahoo beefs up its digital news service. P20
7digital tunes into online radio with reverse takeover of UBC. 22
Dr Who conquers cinema screen. P23
*The Times*
Less sex please, we're too busy on the web. P1, 4
Monty Python shows sell out. P4
TV star curate quits over affair with parishioner. P6
Amazon warehouse staff 'risk health to keep up with orders'. P15
Shoppers using Google price tool may not bag a bargain. P15
'Hacking phones easy, Rebekah Brooks told golfer's wife'. P17
Today's Big Issue is how to invest in social projects. P50
*The Independent*
'Rebekah Brooks told me phone hacking was easy'. P8
Monty Python line up more shows after sell-out. P9
It's Grimsby calling! Town is first to launch local TV. P22
David Icke launches online television station. P23
Apple buyout gives fans a sense of the next big thing. P54-55
7digital plans reverse takeover of UBC Media. P57
*i*
Monty Python tickets snapped up. P3
Rebekah Brooks described phone hacking as 'so easy'. P21
More BlackBerry executives to leave. P39
7digital to make its market debut. P40
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
China TV exposé triggers a backlash. P9
BlackBerry shakes up top ranks. P18
Apple acquires interactive technology firm PrimeSense. P18
Video-games turn into online spectator sport. P19
Amazon workers strike in Germany. P19
Google tightens security to prevent data snooping. P19
Feature: Twitter contends with bogus accounts. P25
*Daily Mail*
Monty Python tickets sell out in 43 seconds. P3
Phone-hacking trial coverage. P9
I'm a Celebrity coverage. P13
Feature: Is your TV spying on you? P15
*Daily Express*
I'm a Celebrity coverage. P1, 7
'It was so easy to hack phones, joked Rebekah Brooks'. P2
BBC Christmas lineup. P3
Monty Python tickets sell out. P9
*The Sun*
Phone-hacking trial coverage. P4
Drunken Sky star held for train rant. P7
I'm a Celebrity coverage. P8-9
Monty Python tickets sell out. P15
Celebrity Big Brother paparazzo elected mayor. P20
*Daily Mirror*
I'm a Celebrity coverage. P8, 9
Paul O'Grady returns to screens. P8
Phone-hacking trial coverage. P8
Christmas TV preview. P16, 17
Amazon under fire over treatment of workers. P19
*Daily Star*
I'm a Celebrity coverage. P1, 4, 5
Monty Python show sells out. P3
David Walliams wants to compete in Strictly. P3
Paul O'Grady returns after heart scare. P9
Phone-hacking coverage. P13
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