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Guardian: Today's media stories from the papers
[The Guardian] - Director general George Entwistle, head of news Helen Boaden and Newsnight editor Peter Rippon expected to give evidence. BSkyB overtakes TalkTalk to become UK's third biggest broadband provider. Rupert Murdoch group celebrates online success, but
BBC chief harks back to the good old days
www.standard.co.uk
[Evening Standard] - Helen Boaden, the BBC's director of news, unexpectedly found time to attend a book launch last Friday evening at the Polish embassy, conveniently situated opposite New Broadcasting House at 47 Portland Place. The book was Bush House — The Tribute
New York Times Reaches Tentative Deal for New Contract
www.bloomberg.com
[Bloomberg] - Top editors at the BBC knew of the pending report, including BBC News Director Helen Boaden, according to people familiar with the matter. Boaden reported to Thompson, who has said he knew nothing of the Savile report and had no involvement in its
Jimmy Savile: Children in Need had ban - Sir Roger Jones
www.bbc.co.uk
[BBC News] - "I base this on [BBC director general] George Entwistle reporting on the conversation with [BBC director of news] Helen Boaden who told him that Newsnight were conducting an investigation. He didn't ask the question 'why?' "I find that extraordinary.
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