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MediaGuardian briefing

Media briefing
Wednesday 04 Mar 2015
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Top stories on MediaGuardianMore »
Commercial broadcaster beats analysts’ forecasts and reports strong demand from advertisers in the first quarter of 2015 
Independent producers Jimmy Mulville and Jon Thoday respond to BBC TV chief Danny Cohen following initial rejection of £100m proposal 
Campaign group claims Paul Vickers is ‘unfit for the role’ because of allegations of widespread phone hacking at Mirror publisher 
Total wage bill for ‘top talent’ drops below £50m, but reductions come at the expense of the production of in-house programmes 
One journalist hacked phones of 100 celebrities every day for 18 months, says barrister acting for victims including Sadie Frost and Paul Gascoigne 
BBC Radio DJ tells MPs of his support for police bail limit of 28 days, after his bail was extended seven times in 2014, costing £200,000 in earnings and legal costs 
Tony Hall welcomes MPs’ report on the corporation, even supporting the idea of a proposed household levy 
Senior figures at bank including current BBC Trust chair Rona Fairhead ordered to appear before public accounts committee over Swiss operation 
Old Bailey court told in trial of four senior journalists on charges of alleged payments to public officials that greed lies at the heart of the case 
Channel admits O’Reilly did not witness bombings in Northern Ireland or murders in El Salvador in wake of questions over TV host’s reporting experiences 
Today's newspaper headlinesMore »
Our roundup of the day’s media stories, including ITV’s pre-tax profits soar 23% to £712m 
Media Monkey's pick of the dayMore »
Sky’s Adam Boulton sarcastically compliments former ITV reporter Lucy Manning on Washington Post story 
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