Today's media stories from the papers

Top stories on MediaGuardian.co.uk Ed Vaizey's praise for digital radio stops short of switch-off date Culture minister backs 2015 'target' for switchover, with new action plan, but warns change cannot be imposed Peter Fincham takes on ITV marketing ITV's director of television will also oversee its multi-million-pound marketing budget, as technology chief sought Chief exec to leave Reader's Digest UK Chris Spratling resigns from magazine publisher three months after engineering management buyout 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 Amazon turns up the heat on Ocado with launch of UK home delivery service. P23 Obituary: Time Team historian Robin Bush. P33. The Independent Now Amazon takes on Tesco. P3 Hollywood directors plan YouTube 'time capsule'. P31 Did the media help Roaul Moat? Viewspaper, P3 New technology will save comedy. Viewspaper, P12 6 Music reprieve is good for listeners. Viewspaper, P13 Daily Telegraph Jonathan Ross signs ITV chat show deal. P2 Keep FM, say voters. P1, 2 BBC misled viewers in film on estate gangs. P11 Amazon takes on supermarkets. P12 ITV begins production shake-up. Business, P8 The Times Big internet providers challenge veto on file-sharing. P11 Jonathan Ross moves to ITV. P19 Squeezing out the unofficial adverts. P67 Financial Times Venture capital hit by 'slump' in funding P3 Gloom lifts for embattled scientists P4 Q&A: Government looks to end of 2015 for radio switchover P4 The mobile winner will not take all P13 Prospect of EU probe into Google increases P17 Amazon to muscle in on Ocado's territory P18 Psychometric tests for top staff at ITV P19 German data protection officials launch privacy action against Facebook P23 DoCoMo to copy Apple with apps platform P23 Wall Street Journal Europe US to track infrastructure cyber attacks P1 Amazon taps into UK online grocery market P17 Chrome restarts browser war P18 China still reviewing Google fate P18 EU scrutinises Google's search clout P18 Daily Mail Amazon takes on supermarkets. P13 BBC showing repeats one day apart. P27 Psychological exams to test the mettle of ITV brass. P73 Daily Express Jonathan Ross lands ITV chat show. P6 TV damages children's brains. P29 Amazon takes on supermarkets. P64 The Sun Coronation Street coverage. P3 Amazon takes on supermarkets. P10 Jonathan Ross lands ITV chat show. TV supplement, P1 Daily Mirror Coronation Street coverage. P9 Jonathan Ross lands ITV chat show. P15 Ridley Scott plans YouTube film. P22 ITV's Jim Beglin sick for ITV World Cup match. P31 Amazon takes on supermarkets. P53 Daily Star Coronation Street coverage. P3 BBC hit by fake hoodie outrage. P10 And finally ... Christopher Biggins might have survived the celebrity jungle, but desserts are a bigger challenge now he's joined Britain's Best Pudding over on the Good Food channel. "I think I've got diabetes now. One particular chocolate mousse topped with Smarties gave me such a sugar rush I can't tell you. I lost two stones on I'm A Celebrity and managed to keep it off for quite a while – but I've put it all back on now, I can tell you!" Daily Express, P15 Also on MediaGuardian.co.uk today BBC 6 Music: we're listening, says Tim Davie, as he defends closure attempt BBC's director of audio and music says licence-fee payers have spoken – but will not be resigning after rebuff ITV confirms Jonathan Ross chatshow Jonathan Ross to host new prime-time chatshow on ITV1 from 2011 Tories axe £75m marketing budget for anti-obesity drive Health secretary Andrew Lansley calls on drinks industry to back Change4Life campaign after cutting Labour budget Time restricts non-subscribers online Content from latest print edition abridged on website, with message pointing users to 'print and iPad editions' Review calls for major PCC reforms Sweeping changes to the internal workings of the Press Complaints Commission are called for in a report released today Celador awaits US jury's final answer Six-year battle with Disney over royalties for Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? nears conclusion in California courtroom No change in the weather at the BBC as Met Office retains contract BBC reinstates Met Office for 88th year after putting corporation's weather services out to tender Twitter: EarlyBird catches the tweets Twitter finally explains new EarlyBird promotional account to distribute exclusive offers to users