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Media briefing Monday 02 Sep 2013 g Top stories on MediaGuardian More » The 2013 MediaGuardian 100: people power takes centre stage It's been 12 months of seismic events in the media, with the Savile scandal, the Leveson report and the NSA revelations. What are the major changes in this year's snapshot of the industry's 100 most powerful people? By John Plunkett You | MediaGuardian 100 2013 Industry: digital mediaNew entry 'David Frost loved television and everything to do with it' Michael Grade remembers a disarming interviewer, a remarkable business mind, and a pure product of the medium Esquire to launch weekly tablet edition Launch of Esquire Weekly on 5 September aims to appeal to younger generation of readers who grew up on digital content. By Mark Sweney Record labels ask broadband providers to collect data on illegal downloads BT, Virgin Media, BSkyB and Talk Talk are being asked to sign up to a voluntary code for policing illegal downloading Andrew Marr gets helping hand from archbishop on return to BBC show John Sentamu holds broadcaster's stroke-weakened left hand and prays for healing ABC sales are falling – and yet the readership rises Peter Preston: an autumn stocktake of newspaper circulation figures looks fashionably grim. But what are we to make of huge and growing digital audiences nationally and in the regions? UK took three weeks to act over data at New York Times, says Guardian Alan Rusbridger hits back at Downing Street's claims in high court that it 'urgently' needed access to leaked GCHQ files Today's newspaper headlines More » Today's media stories from the papers Our roundup of the day's media stories, including the MediaGuardian 100 power list and tributes to Sir David Frost Latest from the Media blog More » Vogue, Tatler and other high-end women's magazines target teen market Ami Sedghi: Observers say move is attempt to secure future generation of readers in industry suffering endemic declines in print sales BBC expenses fall, but key members of top brass still get plenty of free rides Mark Sweney: Broadcaster says figures, which cover items such as taxis, hotels and flights from January to March 2012, are down 18% UK TV beware: As Spacey's House of Cards shows, too much power corrupts Steve Hewlett: The television industry lapped up the MacTaggart lecture – but needs to take heed of the warnings Top comment on MediaGuardian More » David Frost gets global recognition for his Nixon interview Roy Greenslade on how newspapers in Britain and around the world cover the death of 'the legendary broadcaster' Media Monkey's pick of the day More » Kay Burley: how I got a touch of Frost | Media Monkey Sky News anchor Kay Burley took to Twitter yesterday to recall the advice Sir David Frost once gave her following news of the veteran interviewer's death, reports the Daily Express. "Sir David Frost told me the best three interview questions to ask," tweeted Burley. "Really? Aha? Go on?" Really, Kay? Aha. Go on.

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