Today's media stories from the papers

Top stories on MediaGuardian.co.uk MediaGuardian 100 2010 Read MediaGuardian's full power list and join the debate Freesat eyes pay-TV offering Free satellite service 'looking at' subscriptions to Sky Sports 1 and 2 – but move would need BBC Trust approval. National newspapers in line for first ad growth in three years Media buying network raises forecast for UK ad economy to 3% growth, with biggest revision in newspaper sector This week's featured media jobs Premier PR - Publicist London/permanent/full time Biteback Media Ltd - Designer - monthly national political magazine London/permanent/full time Evitavonni - Sales Representative, UK Market London/permanent/full time For more jobs, career advice and workplace news visit guardianjobs.co.uk Today's headlines The Guardian Review of BBC Radio 5 Live's Men's Hour. P5 Steve Jobs unseats Google at top of MediaGuardian 100 power list. P6 Fake 'Microsoft' computer virus scam. P11 Open door: letters editor on the correspondence that's not fit for publication. P27 Obituary: former Bread star Gilly Coman. P28 Obituary: Eduardo Sanchez Junco, owner of Spanish magazine Hola! and UK edition Hello! P29 Martin Kelner on BBC's Open golf coverage. Sport P5 Same Miu Miu dress makes it onto three glossy magazine covers. G2 P2 Charlie Brooker on offensive Facebook pages. G, P5 Another view: BBC2 sitcom Rev. G2 P19 Review: Jonathan Ross's last BBC Radio 2 show. G2 P24 Media Guardian MediaGuardian 100 power list. P1 The Independent Matthew Norman's diary: farewell Jon Gaunt. P2 Review of BBC Radio 5 Live's Men's Hour P19 Stephen Glover: Who in Fleet Street will defend the BBC? Viewspaper P5 Obituary: American Splendor creator Harvey Pekar. Viewspaper P8 Interview: actor David Hyde Pierce. Viewspaper P14 New crop of TV talent shows. Viewspaper P16 Daily Telegraph BBC treats older men just as badly as it does women, says former newsreader Peter Sissons. P5 BBC apologises to Eamonn Holmes after Jon Culshaw show makes jokes about his weight. P5 Matt Smith staying on Doctor Who says co-star. P8 Letters: Peter Sissons on BBC ageism. P17 RIM and Nokia hit out at Apple attack. B1 Richard Desmond close to deal to buy Channel Five. B4 The Times Review of BBC Radio 5 Live's Men's Hour. P15 David Elstein: a cut to the licence fee is evading the big issue. P20 Peppa Pig brings home the bacon. P43 Financial Times Richard Desmond leads race to buy Channel Five. P20 Vodafone revenue under scrutiny. P30 Wall Street Journal Europe Nokia Siemens Networks eyes Motorola wireless-network equipment business. P1 Apple's Steve Jobs confronts 'Antennagate'> P24 Walt Mossberg on Flock and Yoono. P31 Google buys database startup Metaweb. P35 Daily Mail App takes the strain out of texting. P5 BBC apologises to Eamonn Holmes over jokes about his weight on Jon Culshaw show. P13 Fourth series of Mad Men begins in US this week. P17 Peter McKay on Mark Byford's near £400,000 a year pension. P17 Janet Street-Porter: save the BBC from Jeremy Hunt. P45 Richard Desmond expected to table £100m bid for Channel Five within days. P63 Daily Express BBC documentary reveals changing face of camping. P28 The Sun The Sun says ... Greed at the BBC. P8 BBC's Mark Byford set to receive pension of nearly £400,000 a year. P10 RIM and Nokia bosses blast Steve Jobs. P22 Big Brother: day 39. TV Biz P3 BBC3 show to celebrate talent with a difference. TV Biz P4 Girl band The Saturdays to get ITV2 show. TV Biz P4 Daily Mirror Strictly Come Dancing stars to be paid by the dance to make it more exciting. P3 Fiona Phillips to host new ITV1 afternoon show. P8 Jim Shelley on Jonathan Ross. P21 Simon Cowell backs Mirror's Pride of Britain. P25 Fans turned away from recording of Jonathan Ross's last BBC1 show. P29 Daily Star David Cameron lifts Whitehall block on Daily Star website. P8 The curse of Baywatch. P28 And finally ... Big Brother will make history this week. No, not be interesting for the first time since 2003. It will let the contestants leave the house to perform a Glee-style song and dance routine in front of the baying mob – sorry, appreciative audience – outside the Big Brother house on Friday. 'The fans will act as judges and decide if the housemates deserve a reward,' reports the Daily Star. Daily Star P33 Also on MediaGuardian.co.uk today Peter Mandelson deal cost the Times about £350,000 Serialisation of controversial memoir said to have raised paper's sales by 30,000 or more over three days Metal Hammer magazine to charge extra for Ozzy Osbourne edition £7.99 'fan pack' magazine, understood to include download card, is Future Publishing's second premium-priced music special New paywall costs the Times 66% of its internet readership Charge for access to website sees newspaper's online audience fall to 33% of its previous size - better than many had expected Coca-Cola forced to pull Facebook promotion after porn references Company apologises for posting 'offensive' status updates to users' profiles as part of Dr Pepper internet campaign Jonathan Ross bids farewell to the BBC David Beckham is among the guests as controversial chatshow host bows out with final show The Mail's online miracle: or how to get paid without a paywall Peter Preston: The debate is always black and white: put up a paywall or lose money. But the Daily Mail's website is getting so big that it needn't do either Will Gompertz: I'm talentless – I can't paint, I can't draw, I can't sing Will Gompertz, the BBC's new arts editor, talks about corporation pay, culture and having knives thrown at him for a living Zac Goldsmith battles Jon Snow on C4 News Angry exchange as Conservative MP demands apology but journalist demand answers on election spending Google News reaches out to humans Algorithm-powered site adds 'Editor's picks' option - although the editors in question are not at Google BBC drops Money Box about its pensions In-house edition of Radio 4 show abandoned after decision that it had to be 'pre-approved by internal communications'