Our roundup of the day's media stories, including BBC Worldwide may sell Lonely Planet and iPlayer gets boost
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
*BBC Worldwide reportedly in talks to sell controlling stake in Lonely Planet*
BBC's commercial arm will retain minority stake in publisher if deal with US billionaire Brad Kelley goes ahead, says report
*iPlayer tablet viewing requests soar*
Corporation hails 'step change' as requests almost double in two months over Christmas with viewers turning to devices such as Apple's iPad and Google's Nexus 7
*Bercow denies 'trivialising' McAlpine apology*
Court papers show wife of Commons speaker believes former Conservative chairman 'effectively vindicated' after apologies
*
Gordon Brown's PCC complaint rejected*
Former prime minister objected to Sunday Times story about more than £2m in fees and expenses received since he stepped down
*Terry Lloyd documentary to air on ITV*
Journalist and two other members of his ITN News team were killed 10 years ago, during the opening days of the war in Iraq
*
BBC's Hall: 'It's about setting the conditions whereby artists flourish'*
The new director general hints at what lies ahead
*Kenyan journalists offered support hotline*
Phone line will offer urgent assistance to journalists under threat during election, including evacuation or medical attention
*UK universities slide down greasy pole of perception*
Fewer British institutions make it into Times Higher Education World Reputation Rankings this year
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*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
**After Leveson: end journalism's amateur romance and get professional**
*Roy Greenslade* presents a further extract from After Leveson. It is the first part of a chapter written by Richard Sambrook
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*Media Monkey's pick of the day*
We're used to seeing him flexing his pecs on screen, but now it looks like Arnold Schwarzenegger is turning his intellectual muscle towards the media. The Terminator/Governator … and probably lots of other -ators … is going to add magazine editing to his repertoire of skills, according to a report in i. Before the head honchos at titles such as the Spectator, Economist and New Statesman start fearing for their jobs, worry not, Arnie has reportedly been named executive editor of Muscle & Fitness and Flex magazines. Stick with what you know, big man. i. Page 5
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*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Dictator's hen party on Instagram. P22
Bradley Manning nominated for Nobel peace prize. P24
Judge reopens $1bn Samsung v Apple patent dispute case. P30
Feature: Evolution of Lara Croft. G2 P10
*Daily Telegraph*
Teacher suspended for online dance routine. P2
Kindle proves to be a gift for BBC's iPlayer. P11
Harlem Shake costs miners' jobs. B1
*Financial Times*
Identity crimes push fraud levels to record high. P4
Apple dips as Google surges to record high. P17
*The Times*
Former director general George Entwistle issues a correction after misleading Pollard inquiry. P8
British spy George Blake may have 'betrayed Cold War journalists'. P13
Slumdog Millionaire picked as final entry in film list by Radio Times readers. P13
Tablet computer help boost high street sales. P36
Europe's answer to Facebook announces voluntary liquidation. P41
*The Independent*
Mark Zuckerberg slips back down Forbes global rich list. P13
Trending: US sitcom Parks and Recreation should have never been a hit. P27
New Blue Peter presenter to be picked by audience on talent show. P28
Australian miners sacked for filming "Harlem Shake" underground. P33
BBC Worldwide poised to sell majoriy stake in Lonely Planet. P53
*i*
Arnold Schwarzenegger to edit fitness magazines. P5
Feature: New BBC3 comedy on British military in Afghanistan. P34, 35
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
Online journalist killed in Mexico. P13
Feature: As pirates run rampant, TV studios dial up pursuit. P14, 15
Editorial: Private Bradley Manning's plea. P16
News Corp to sell stake in New Zealand pay-TV arm. P24
Feature: Yahoo: Putting the home office in the spotlight. P29
Facebook battles Google. P32
*Daily Mail*
How Strictly Come Dancing judge beat depression. P20
Radio Times readers pick film for Barry Norman's top British film list. P32
Richard Kay: BBC chief Lord Hall's start date delayed due to holiday. P35
A Question of Sport hits 1,000 episodes. P71
*Daily Express*
Vanessa Feltz on appearing on Let's Dance for Comic Relief. P13
New TV listings magazine TV Pick is launched. P22
*The Sun*
Tesco hires Amazon exec in bid to be the world's top internet retailer. P4
BBC launches talent show to find new Blue Peter presenter. P7
Teacher suspended for posting "Harlem Shake" video. P23
*Daily Mirror*
BBC accused of ageism for sacking veteran cycling commentator Hugh Porter. P3
ITV's Daybreak loses 100,000 viewers since its relaunch. P19
Piers Morgan interview. P22
*Daily Star*
Joey Barton becomes Twitter hate figures after Justin Bieber comment. P3
Amy Childs to teach university students how to vajazzle. P4
Micheal Jackson's family at war over reality TV plans. P9
*Media picks from around the web*
*WPP's Sorrell spells out print vs online advertising imbalance and data technology challenges*
Bertelsmann buys out KKR to take full control of BMG Rights Management
Local World chief executive Steve Auckland eyeing further acquisitions
Bauer poaches Global's Jo Parkerson to lead content-share initiative
New independent weekly set to be launched
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
*BBC Worldwide reportedly in talks to sell controlling stake in Lonely Planet*
BBC's commercial arm will retain minority stake in publisher if deal with US billionaire Brad Kelley goes ahead, says report
*iPlayer tablet viewing requests soar*
Corporation hails 'step change' as requests almost double in two months over Christmas with viewers turning to devices such as Apple's iPad and Google's Nexus 7
*Bercow denies 'trivialising' McAlpine apology*
Court papers show wife of Commons speaker believes former Conservative chairman 'effectively vindicated' after apologies
*
Gordon Brown's PCC complaint rejected*
Former prime minister objected to Sunday Times story about more than £2m in fees and expenses received since he stepped down
*Terry Lloyd documentary to air on ITV*
Journalist and two other members of his ITN News team were killed 10 years ago, during the opening days of the war in Iraq
*
BBC's Hall: 'It's about setting the conditions whereby artists flourish'*
The new director general hints at what lies ahead
*Kenyan journalists offered support hotline*
Phone line will offer urgent assistance to journalists under threat during election, including evacuation or medical attention
*UK universities slide down greasy pole of perception*
Fewer British institutions make it into Times Higher Education World Reputation Rankings this year
*Hot topics*
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
**After Leveson: end journalism's amateur romance and get professional**
*Roy Greenslade* presents a further extract from After Leveson. It is the first part of a chapter written by Richard Sambrook
*Hot topics*
*• Latest on the BBC
• Latest media law articles
• Latest on press regulation*
*Today's featured media jobs*
Which? - Partnerships Marketing Executive
London/permanent/full time
Faber and Faber - Consumer Marketing Manager
London/permanent/full time
Guardian News & Media - Digital Engagement Executives, Brand & Engagement Marketing team
London/permanent/full time
For more jobs, career advice and workplace news visit guardianjobs.co.uk
*Media Monkey's pick of the day*
We're used to seeing him flexing his pecs on screen, but now it looks like Arnold Schwarzenegger is turning his intellectual muscle towards the media. The Terminator/Governator … and probably lots of other -ators … is going to add magazine editing to his repertoire of skills, according to a report in i. Before the head honchos at titles such as the Spectator, Economist and New Statesman start fearing for their jobs, worry not, Arnie has reportedly been named executive editor of Muscle & Fitness and Flex magazines. Stick with what you know, big man. i. Page 5
• *More from Media Monkey*
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Dictator's hen party on Instagram. P22
Bradley Manning nominated for Nobel peace prize. P24
Judge reopens $1bn Samsung v Apple patent dispute case. P30
Feature: Evolution of Lara Croft. G2 P10
*Daily Telegraph*
Teacher suspended for online dance routine. P2
Kindle proves to be a gift for BBC's iPlayer. P11
Harlem Shake costs miners' jobs. B1
*Financial Times*
Identity crimes push fraud levels to record high. P4
Apple dips as Google surges to record high. P17
*The Times*
Former director general George Entwistle issues a correction after misleading Pollard inquiry. P8
British spy George Blake may have 'betrayed Cold War journalists'. P13
Slumdog Millionaire picked as final entry in film list by Radio Times readers. P13
Tablet computer help boost high street sales. P36
Europe's answer to Facebook announces voluntary liquidation. P41
*The Independent*
Mark Zuckerberg slips back down Forbes global rich list. P13
Trending: US sitcom Parks and Recreation should have never been a hit. P27
New Blue Peter presenter to be picked by audience on talent show. P28
Australian miners sacked for filming "Harlem Shake" underground. P33
BBC Worldwide poised to sell majoriy stake in Lonely Planet. P53
*i*
Arnold Schwarzenegger to edit fitness magazines. P5
Feature: New BBC3 comedy on British military in Afghanistan. P34, 35
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
Online journalist killed in Mexico. P13
Feature: As pirates run rampant, TV studios dial up pursuit. P14, 15
Editorial: Private Bradley Manning's plea. P16
News Corp to sell stake in New Zealand pay-TV arm. P24
Feature: Yahoo: Putting the home office in the spotlight. P29
Facebook battles Google. P32
*Daily Mail*
How Strictly Come Dancing judge beat depression. P20
Radio Times readers pick film for Barry Norman's top British film list. P32
Richard Kay: BBC chief Lord Hall's start date delayed due to holiday. P35
A Question of Sport hits 1,000 episodes. P71
*Daily Express*
Vanessa Feltz on appearing on Let's Dance for Comic Relief. P13
New TV listings magazine TV Pick is launched. P22
*The Sun*
Tesco hires Amazon exec in bid to be the world's top internet retailer. P4
BBC launches talent show to find new Blue Peter presenter. P7
Teacher suspended for posting "Harlem Shake" video. P23
*Daily Mirror*
BBC accused of ageism for sacking veteran cycling commentator Hugh Porter. P3
ITV's Daybreak loses 100,000 viewers since its relaunch. P19
Piers Morgan interview. P22
*Daily Star*
Joey Barton becomes Twitter hate figures after Justin Bieber comment. P3
Amy Childs to teach university students how to vajazzle. P4
Micheal Jackson's family at war over reality TV plans. P9
*Media picks from around the web*
*WPP's Sorrell spells out print vs online advertising imbalance and data technology challenges*
Bertelsmann buys out KKR to take full control of BMG Rights Management
Local World chief executive Steve Auckland eyeing further acquisitions
Bauer poaches Global's Jo Parkerson to lead content-share initiative
New independent weekly set to be launched
* Go to MediaGuardian *
guardian.co.uk © 2013 Guardian News and Media Limited or its affiliated companies. All rights reserved. | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds Reported by guardian.co.uk 6 days ago.