Today's media stories from the papers

Top stories on MediaGuardian.co.uk BBC Trust bows to pressure to publish star presenters' salaries Trust orders corporation to publish salaries in dramatic u-turn as senior executives take 8.5% pay cut for next two years Big Brother creator linked to Five bid John De Mol understood to be working with Greek broadcaster Antenna on a joint bid submitted to owner RTL Sky wrongfoots rival BT with price hike BT likely to make a loss on providing rival's coverage through BT Vision after Sky puts up price of sports channels This week's featured media jobs Sky - Head of Networking Scheduling London/permanent/full time Quarto Group - Children's Book Editor London/permanent/full time Greenpeace - Web Producer London/temp/full time For more jobs, career advice and workplace news visit guardianjobs.co.uk Today's headlines The Guardian Wonder Woman gets makeover. P4 BBC to publish salaries of highest paid stars. P5 Jamie Oliver hits back at health secretary for school meals campaign "insult". P9 Larry King steps down from CNN talkshow. P19 Big Brother founder bids for Channel Five. P25 Diary: Sunday Mirror says its journalist is innocent in England dressing room invasion investigation. P29 Goodbye Larry King. G2, P3 Mark Lawson on TV coverage of the World Cup. G2, P27 The Independent Elizabeth Edwards, estranged wife of Senator John, hits the US media circuit. P27 World at his feet: The maverick who's bought Le Monde. P32 King of them all: Larry King may be irreplaceable. Viewspaper, P12 Reading? There's an app for that. Viewspaper, P13 Daily Telegraph BBC to reveal salaries of big names. P1 Campaigners say TV should thrown out littering images. P13 Wonder Woman gets makeover. P17 Interview: Google chief executive Eric Schmidt. P31 Consumers happy to pay for a good newspaper, says survey. B3 The Times BBC directors to take cut in salary, pressure grows to reveal celebrity pay. P5 Larry King steps down. P35 Korean TV star hangs himself. P36 Al Jazeera joins Freeview. P38 Interview: arts minister Ed Vaizey. P53 Obituary: journalist Leith McGrandle. P62 The battle for copyright on YouTube. P67 Financial Times Japanese online shopping site adopts English language. P1 BBC to cut pay and reveal salaries. P4 BSkyB to announce 11-26% rise in cost of sport channels. P17 WPP meets pay opposition. P18 New type of mobile advertising for iPhone arrives today. P21 Google hit by French ruling on AdWords. P21 Wall Street Journal Europe Regulator in France says Google was at fault P19 Portugal Telecom is left in limbo P32 Daily Mail Political scandals boost TV news ratings. P5 Jamie Oliver hits back at health secretary for criticism of school meals campaign. P8 Diary: Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford's wedding given 22 pages in Hello!. P17 BBC to reveal celebrity salaries. P29 Sky Sports channels' prices set to rise. P71 Andy Townsend to leave TalkSport. P82 Daily Express Coronation Street's greatest siren. P33 The Sun Battle to replace Simon Cowell as American Idol judge hots up. TVBiz, P1 Pusscat Dolls' Nicole Scherzinger to be guest judge on X Factor. TVBiz, P1 Jamie Oliver to make Restaurant Inspector for Channel Five. TVBiz, P2 Piers Morgan is closing in on deal to replace Larry King. TVBiz, P2 Big Brother latest. TVBiz, P3 Reality show to search for new member of Glee cast. TVBiz, P3 New Five show for Justin Lee Collins. TVBiz, P3 Apprentice winner Lee McQueen leaving his job with Lord Sugar. TVBiz, P4 Daily Mirror BBC pledges to reveal celebrities' pay. P1 Jessie Wallace stars as Pat Phoenix in BBC4 drama. P3 The morning after the ITV summer party. P15 Patrick Kielty lands three-month contract to present Jonathan Ross's Radio 2 Saturday morning slot. P23 Daily Star Eric Cantona lined up for guest spot in Doctor Who. P3 And finally ... BBC newsreader Sophie Raworth gives Daily Mail readers a peek into her wardrobe secrets. It's £249 and came from Ikea. We jest, of course. It's what's inside it that counts. Her most expensive dress? A £500 ink-blue jersey number by Donna Karan. If the BBC Trust decides its stars must also reveal the price of their wardrobes - as well as their salaries - Raworth's ahead of the game. DAILY MAIL, P58 Also on MediaGuardian.co.uk today Puttnam on the PCC: I'd give it a year Self-regulation system should end if newspapers do not 'improve their behaviour within a year', says Labour peer Al-Jazeera English to join Freeview Qatar-based news channel to double its availability in English homes, to more than 80%, from tomorrow. By Mark Sweney Getty takes five prizes at Press Photographer's Year awards Guardian wins three and Reuters two while the Times' David Bebber lands photograph of the year Unions break off talks with BBC bosses Union negotiators will hold series of meetings with BBC staff to gauge appetite for industrial action after pay talks fail Julie Burchill joins the Independent Controversial columnist will write exclusively for Independent, although she says she 'doesn't exactly agree' with all its stances Spain World Cup victory draws 8.5m Spain's 1-0 win over Portugal attracted biggest World Cup audience for a non-England match so far Grade unruffled by Pinewood shareholder challenge Major shareholder of film studio Pinewood Shepperton gives damning assessment of the chairman's performance and asks for more 'sweat and toil' Sunday Mirror man held over fan in dressing room Trinity Mirror insists Simon Wright had no communication with Pavlos Joseph prior to his breach of World Cup security Smooth Radio cutting up to 60 jobs Guardian Media Group's easy-listening network to replace five separate stations with single Manchester-based operation WPP expects growth to go on US mid-term congressional elections and Commonwealth Games expected to boost WPP coffers in second half of year