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The Media Show — 830 episodes

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1

Munya Chawawa; journalists and access to prisoners in jail; Family influencers and the boundaries of parenting online.

2

AI judging journalists, the BBC’s “Wrong Guy”, Saudi Arabia's media strategy, covering climate change

3

King Charles's US visit, attacks on journalists, I'm a Celeb editing row

4

The future of teleshopping, Hungary's media post Orban defeat, Danny Robins from Uncanny, Mandelson vetting row scoop

5

BBC job cuts, Journalist detained in Kuwait, HBO Max enters UK streamer market, Reporting the Artemis II launch

6

Ronan Farrow on investigating OpenAI and Sam Altman, Misha Glenny, Bel Trew & Madhumita Murgia

7

Scott Mills' exit & Tim Davie's final week at the BBC, AI-assisted journalism, new UK research project on teens & social media

8

Matt Brittin profile, How to cold call a president, The Policing and Media Charter, Jamie Bartlett

9

Bonus interview Lisa Nandy MP Culture Secretary

10

Lisa Nandy on saving local news and the future of the BBC, reporting from inside Iran & behind the scenes at the Oscars

11

The people shaping American media including Mehdi Hasan, Jeffrey Goldberg, Sarah Smith and Johnny Harris

12

Media coverage of Middle East conflict, Green Party’s by-election victory chances "missed" by journalists? Nonagenarian podcast

13

Baftas fallout , Reporting on the Ukraine War four years on, the power of photography to capture the essence of a story

14

MTV’s legacy, the new Lucy Letby documentary on Netflix and the traditional ad agency in crisis.

15

Revelations about the Murdoch dynasty in new book, Reporting on the Starmer crisis, Washington Post cuts, Ofcom under scrutiny

16

Tina Brown on the latest Epstein files, the boundaries of behind-the-scenes access in sport, reporting on a rocket launch

17

Viral videos shaping reporting in Minnesota, Radio 1’s Christmas Presenter Takeover, Algorithm Transparency and Skyscraper Live

18

Greenland coverage, Australia’s social media ban, Brand Beckham

19

Grok AI, Media coverage of the Iran protests, Hamnet film producer Liza Marshall and inside prison radio

20

US raid on Venezuela & what it says about military-media relations, Actors & AI, Influencers at Westminster & the lobby system

21

How to Make a Hit TV Show

22

Jeremy Vine’s legal battle, Bondi Beach attack coverage, , BBC charter renewal pressures, Trump’s $5bn lawsuit and microdramas

23

The battle for Warner Bros, Eurovision controversy latest over Israel participation, festive TV battles and Meta’s pivot to AI.

24

Ian Hislop, Gary Lineker's new podcast deal with Netflix, YouTubers filming drug and alcohol use in Manchester, football piracy

25

The Reith Lecture row, Telegraph sale & CNN documentary MisinfoNation: White Genocide

26

Manager of YouTube's Sidemen Jordan Schwarzenberger, BBC crisis latest, Ed Sheeran Netflix producer Ben Winston

27

How do we fix the BBC?

28

Mishal Husain, Andy Wilman and the Traitors Finale

29

Play for Today relaunch, diversity in advertising, streaming consolidation, Bettany Hughes and Treasures of the World

30

Reporting on the Prince Andrew scandal, 'slow journalism' and how AI is influencing how we consume news

31

Reporting the Gaza ceasefire, Bari Weiss profile, Today in Parliament

32

Steve Rosenberg, Zanny Minton Beddoes, new Victoria Beckham documentary and the ethics of secret filming

33

TV rights and the Boat Race, conspiracy theories in the media ecosystem, Larry Ellison, Newspaper legal challenge to Reform UK

34

Reporting on migrant hotels, Jimmy Kimmel's return, The Hack

35

Guto Harri, James O Brien, Isabel Oakeshott on the Unite the Kingdom rally and the Charlie Kirk Shooting, Tim Davie

36

Super Mario is 40, Russia Whatsapp ban, Murdoch succession, The media v The Judiciary?

37

Reform UK media strategy, French Bloquons Tout protestors, new Vogue editor & the British journalist who interviewed Hitler.

38

Noel Clarke libel case, AI articles, filming wildlife

39

Trading off the news, Edinburgh TV Festival, how the global media covered White House peace talks

40

Journalists in Gaza, AI Avatar, Housing Journalism, True Crime

41

Return of MasterChef, No. 10's TikTok Strategy, Bluey on YouTube, Investigating Tesla

42

Christiane Amanpour, Dead Internet Theory, Food journalism

43

YouTube media coverage of Epping migrant hotel protests, Catholic influencers, Claims journalists in Gaza face starvation

44

Afghan data breach superinjunction, Future of the BBC, Tour de France

45

Gregg Wallace, The Salt Path, Oasis reunion tour, migrant small boats media coverage

46

Broadcasting Gaza: Doctors Under Attack, Tim Franks, F1’s media strategy

47

Jimmy Lai - media tycoon and political prisoner, the new Wargame podcast, Tattle Life gossip website

48

Reporting on the Israel Iran conflict, influencers on the radio, Reddit at 20, Grenfell Uncovered documentary

49

Sir Martin Sorrell on AI & Advertising, Dan Snow History Hit, the ethics of working with a convicted criminal to tell a story

50

Reporting from the Hajj at Mecca, Katherine Maher from National Public Radio in America takes on President Trump's funding cuts

51

Daytime TV crisis? Police media strategy shift after car ploughs into crowd at Liverpool FC parade, Simon Reeve

52

Gary Lineker fallout

53

The weather influencers taking social media by storm, Sir Peter Bazalgette, reporting the mushroom murder trial in Australia

54

Self-professed media diva Tina Brown and Chris Best, cofounder of the publishing platform Substack

55

Piers Morgan, the impact of the Supreme Court ruling on sex and gender for the media

56

Pentagon leaks, reporting on the death of the Pope, Genius Game

57

Reporting on the British Steel crisis, should we 'ditch' intellectual property law? and Saturday Night Live for Britain?

58

IPL cricket , the end of The Lady magazine, Tech bro profile Nvidia boss Jensen Huang, impact of tariffs on TV and the streamers

59

Impact of Adolescence drama, Nintendo Switch 2 launch, The Young Turks

60

Peter Kosminsky, AI and publishing, Media crackdown in Turkey

61

Welfare reform coverage, Michael Jackson documentary, cuts to US-backed overseas media

62

New Facebook memoir, TV show Chess Masters, books to films at London Book Fair

63

White House press access, Kursk documentary, Jeff Bezos's new rules for the Washington Post

64

Mehdi Hasan, BBC Gaza doc controversy, Peter Thiel profile

65

Media diplomacy, The New Yorker at 100, Sam Altman profile

66

In the room with Trump and Musk, BBC Media Action answers its critics, what makes tech bros tick?

67

Future-proofing media

68

China's AI win, transparency in family courts, refugee life close up

69

Prince Harry settles, Gaza ceasefire coverage, Children’s TV

70

Reporting the LA Fires, AI Michael Parkinson, US TikTok ban approaches

71

Uncovering the grooming gangs, Meta ditches fact checkers, Grand Theft Auto 6

72

PR v journalism, Post Office drama one year on, predictions for 2025

73

CNN Syria Report, Health Misinformation, Time Person of the Year

74

Media in the new Syria, how to be an online investigator, can you copyright a vibe?

75

How to interview Anna Wintour, welfare on TV sets, where to start with Reddit

76

The end-of-life influencer, Christmas adverts, Mishal Husain leaves the BBC

77

Investigating abuse in the Church of England, Tyson vs Paul, NYT Games, Leaving X for Bluesky

78

How to cover Trump now, Taskmaster creator Alex Horne and who will replace Gary Lineker?

79

Trump's winning media strategy, Observer sale, royal journalism

80

Ballots, bias and big tech

81

George Osborne on covering the budget, Real Housewives' Andy Cohen, media strategies of the far right

82

BBC News cuts, Isis Prisons Museum, the perils of press junkets

83

Reporting Gaza, expert women on the news, publishing's big week

84

Middle East crisis, Sony's video game flop, The Sidemen

85

Al Fayed and the media, Have I Got News for You USA, TV news in Afghanistan

86

TV's "culture problem", origins of Trump's pet eating allegations, the race for AI supremacy

87

Russia’s alleged ties to US influencers, Government terrorism watchdog, Lucy Letby coverage

88

Grenfell: the journalists and bloggers who warned of disaster

89

Telegram founder arrested

90

TV's hidden dilemma

91

The riots and the media

92

Sun Editor Victoria Newton

93

Huw Edwards pleads guilty

94

“The UK’s wildest climate trial”

95

Trump shooting: the journalists who were there

96

How to cover a general election

97

Reporting Biden's health

98

Julian Assange: journalist or activist?

99

Political podcasts - who's listening?

100

The PM and D-Day: how the row unfolded

101

Papers, politics, power

102

Is this the TikTok election?

103

Newsnight: end of an era

104

Baby Reindeer: truth or fiction?

105

Inside the US campus protests

106

Behind the Information Iron Curtain

107

Ofcom, impartiality and elections

108

What next for Channel 4?

109

How I set up Truth Social

110

Fear, threats and intimidation

111

How conspiracy theories went mainstream

112

Is the clock ticking for TikTok?

113

Is seeing still believing?

114

Pam Abdy, CEO Warner Bros Motion Picture Group

115

Is this the end for TalkTV?

116

Reverberations of the Israel-Gaza War

117

Russia and Ukraine: reporting the war two years on

118

Prince Harry's dispute with the tabloids - who's next?

119

Tucker Carlson's head to head with Putin

120

How air fryers cooked up a media feast

121

Deepfakes v democracy

122

Hashtags and hijacking

123

The Post Office Scandal: a failure of the press?

124

Return of The Traitors

125

Meera Syal

126

How CNN got into Gaza

127

Martin Lewis, Britain's most influential journalist?

128

Investigating Lockerbie, 35 Years On

129

BONUS Lord Grade, Ofcom Chair, in conversation with Katie Razzall

130

Regenerating the Doctor

131

Inside the mind of the tech bro

132

Suella Braverman's high-risk media strategy

133

Conspiracy theories and the Israel Gaza conflict

134

Al Jazeera and the information war

135

From Frozen to the top of Disney

136

Gaza hospital blast: searching for the facts

137

Reporting the Israel Gaza war

138

The Tories, the message and the media

139

Guardian editor-in-chief Katharine Viner

140

The Russell Brand allegations

141

Who will buy The Telegraph?

142

A rulebook for the web

143

Is AI now coming for your private data?

144

Reporting the Lucy Letby Trial

145

AI - destroyer of journalism?

146

Trying Trump

147

The Hegarty Effect

148

Hot off the press

149

Going undercover in Myanmar

150

The BBC Presenter Story

151

Reporting the French riots

152

Spinning the coup that wasn't

153

Gauging the power of Britain's right-wing media

154

Charlie Brooker

155

How to interview Andrew Tate

156

Westminster's Secrets and Lies

157

Bellingcat answers Elon Musk's 'psy-ops' claim

158

Twitter bows to Erdoğan?

159

Jeremy Bowen: seeing through the fog of war

160

David Olusoga: Bafta-winning historian

161

'The craziest day in cable news history'

162

Hunting the Pentagon leaker

163

Head to Head with Elon Musk

164

China and the Information War

165

Britain's Best-Connected Editor

166

Writing a First Draft of History

167

The Great Impartiality Debate

168

We Need to Talk About Gary

169

Covid's back in the news

170

The 'shameful' coverage of Nicola Bulley

171

Charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent... and more!

172

Free speech at GB News

173

BBC's Modi documentary controversy

174

The Story Behind the Nadhim Zahawi Scoop

175

Why the BBC chairman says he won't quit

176

Investigating Andrew Tate

177

What the Culture Minister Really Thinks

178

Staying loyal to The Traitors

179

The Magic of Natural History

180

Inside the mind of Elon Musk

181

Read All About It... in America?

182

My plan for ITV

183

China's journalism crackdown

184

Gary Lineker: 'We were sportswashed'

185

Does the media report climate protests responsibly?

186

Qatar: a World Cup size failure of sports journalism?

187

Elon Frees the Bird

188

The BBC: Another 100 years?

189

Egged on by the Press?

190

Interviewing Zelensky

191

How to Run a Movie Studio (and take Tom Cruise to space)

192

Telling the tale of market turmoil

193

The media mourns a monarch

194

The death of the Queen

195

Microsoft v The Regulator

196

Podcasting the News

197

Reporting from Ukraine - six months on

198

Have soaps run their course?

199

Covering strikes: Whatever happened to the Industrial Correspondents?

200

It's... another true crime show!

201

Into the Metaverse

202

Inside the Tory TV showdowns

203

The Race for the Tory Crown

204

How Boris Johnson lost the press

205

The Return of 'Q'

206

Another Warning for the BBC

207

Carole Cadwalladr v Arron Banks: a victory for press freedom?

208

GB News: One Year On

209

Dan Walker and Reporting on the Royals

210

Partygate - is the story over?

211

Wagatha Christie and celebrity journalism

212

What next for Channel 4?

213

Reporting on the abuse of power

214

Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover

215

Piers Morgan Returns

216

Translating the French election

217

Ira Glass, Godfather of Sound

218

Ukraine's lessons for the media

219

Netflix's Hollywood Ambition

220

Why are Russian oligarchs only now in the press spotlight?

221

A News Cold War

222

The Information War in Ukraine

223

The Tricky Question of Press Freedom

224

John Witherow, Editor of The Times

225

How digital sleuths changed journalism

226

Spotify's $100 million problem

227

Face to face with the ISIS "Beatles"

228

"Operation Red Meat"

229

The Editor Planning to Shake Up News

230

Did the storming of the Capitol damage US media?

231

The Secret Life of the Continuity Announcer

232

Meet the Covid Influencers

233

Jon Snow: A Lifetime in News

234

Inside the No 10 Christmas party scoops

235

Don't Shoot the Messenger

236

How a Political Story Cuts Through

237

Nadine Dorries

238

The Ethics of Reporting Terrorism

239

How 'British' is British TV?

240

Who's been listening?

241

What is the Metaverse?

242

Climate change and the challenge for media

243

Saudi Arabia's media ambition

244

Are the public interested in public interest news?

245

Politicians and the press

246

Gary Lineker: presenter, influencer, campaigner

247

Reporting Afghanistan

248

'TV has failed disabled people. Utterly and totally'

249

Making the news "less London"

250

The Great British Nostalgia Trip

251

How to earn a living on social media

252

Reporting on the ground in China

253

Deborah Turness, boss of ITN

254

Sports broadcasters fight for our attention

255

Inside The Pegasus Project

256

Why can't social media companies stop online abuse?

257

The unstoppable rise of TikTok

258

The tabloids claim a scalp

259

Channel 4 facing privatisation?

260

Reporting when there's no journalist in the room

261

Radio takes on the tech giants

262

A crisis for war reporting?

263

What next for the BBC after the Bashir scandal?

264

Israel-Gaza conflict rages online

265

Riding the news cycle

266

Decline of the Editor

267

Podcasts go premium

268

Roula Khalaf, editor of The Financial Times

269

Threats to journalists in Northern Ireland

270

Reddit and the anti-establishment

271

Fighting the Covid infodemic

272

The truth about investigations

273

"There's no democracy without a strong, free press"

274

Andrew Neil: a 50-year media career

275

Meghan and Harry on Oprah: the media fallout

276

Is the UK media obsessed with Westminster?

277

Squaring up to the tech giants

278

Andrea Coscelli, the watchdog taking on the tech giants

279

How ITV News reported first-hand on the storming of Congress

280

Carolyn McCall, boss of ITV

281

Discovery on their shift to streaming

282

"We're never doing an anti-immigrant story again"

283

Reporting the war on coronavirus

284

Free Speech vs the Internet

285

How video games became the lockdown playground

286

Jane Tranter, super-producer

287

Johnny Depp and the libel trial of the century

288

Who's winning in sports media?

289

British TV and the threat from tech

290

Reporting the vaccine

291

A Queen of Advertising

292

A new era for media

293

John Whittingdale's media agenda

294

Diana, Panorama and a BBC apology

295

'If you're not breaking stories, you're nothing'

296

As America decides, Big Tech weighs in

297

The economics of outrage

298

YouTube and the reinvention of television

299

How conspiracy theories hijacked the news

300

Bake Off rises out of lockdown

301

The demographics of news

302

How Spotify reached No. 1

303

Charming the old Gray Lady

304

Tony Hall's Exit Interview

305

Our love-hate relationship with the tech giants

306

June Sarpong: What is diversity?

307

Succession and shakedown for Murdoch and TikTok

308

Whose truth is it anyway?

309

David vs Goliath

310

Who cares about local news?

311

Fake news? Meet the fake journalists

312

Times Radio launches and Twitch faces reckoning

313

Rethinking advertising

314

Opinions on opinion

315

Who sets the news agenda?

316

Making news free to the world

317

Christiane Amanpour and a brief history of CNN

318

The drama of TV production

319

How data journalists became the rock stars of news

320

Why we're all playing video games

321

Secrets of the Celebrity Interview

322

Liberalism, leading, and the lockdown

323

The Rehabilitation of Channel 5

324

Keeping faith in the media

325

Keep Calm and Put Radio On

326

World locks down, media steps up

327

Return of the expert

328

Panic and the truth

329

The Barclay Brothers, bugs, and The Telegraph

330

The new wave of political magazines

331

Fake news, strong views, Yorkshire and me

332

The big money bet on podcasting

333

Has No 10 called time on media scrutiny?

334

Brexit's "done" - so what will the media talk about now?!

335

Reinventing TV Documentaries

336

A right Royal PR disaster

337

The man driving Jeremy Clarkson

338

The British drama boom

339

Ian Hislop's review of the year in media

340

Delete the media?

341

Ronan Farrow's Battle to Report

342

Will Amazon deliver a revolution in sports media?

343

The media's criminal obsession

344

Trust me, I'm a journalist

345

Facebook's Steve Hatch on paying tax and political ads

346

The NYT and The FT

347

Making The Mouse Roar: Disney CEO Bob Iger

348

The journalists who took down Harvey Weinstein

349

Kay Burley does breakfast

350

How do you report from a repressive regime?

351

Do machines make the rights choices for children?

352

The BBC's Impartiality Crisis

353

Who Wants to Be a Peaky Blinder?

354

Is opinion the future of journalism?

355

Why we're all watching Britain's nerdiest channel

356

How to cover chaos

357

"Hey Media Show, tell me about smart speakers"

358

Why advertisers are blacklisting news

359

Taking care of reality TV guests

360

Hunting spies and exposing lies

361

Changing the game of sports journalism

362

The power of the columnist

363

Tommy Robinson and the rules of journalism

364

Inside Wimbledon

365

Who's watching the BBC?

366

The lure of the obvious

367

How the media sells us gender equality

368

Sex, drugs and TV debates

369

The Daily's Michael Barbaro

370

Chernobyl: the story of TV's highest rated show

371

Why seeing isn't believing

372

Spies, lies and videotape

373

The Story of Netflix with Ted Sarandos

374

How to win followers and influence people

375

Interrogating the producer of Line of Duty

376

Remembering Lyra McKee

377

The Political Interview

378

Journalism's class ceiling

379

Why everyone wants a news channel

380

Attenborough's Netflix adventure

381

HuffPost's Lydia Polgreen

382

Who cares what the papers say?

383

Investigating Michael Jackson

384

Commercial radio tunes out of local

385

How to combat fake news?

386

The Cairncross Conundrum

387

Spotify's big move on radio

388

The great TV piracy scandal

389

BONUS Dame Pippa Harris on Call The Midwife and the TV industry

390

BONUS Do we need another classical music radio station?

391

BONUS Facebook's Steve Hatch apologises for distressing content about suicide on Instagram

392

How Call The Midwife became a global hit

393

BONUS Matthew Chance, CNN Senior International Correspondent

394

Who needs fact-checkers?

395

Making a show for Netflix

396

The Art of Public Relations

397

The Great British Radio Breakfast

398

Fast and slow journalism

399

Football, racism and the media

400

The Media Show Revolutions: Radio

401

Can Canada save journalism?

402

Sir Harold Evans

403

How Brexit became a media pantomime

404

BONUS News Xchange 2018 debate

405

Global perspectives on the news business

406

Why Channel 4 is on the move

407

Who'd be a journalist?

408

The Evolution of Sports Broadcasting

409

BONUS James Harding, Tortoise Media

410

Dark ads and slow news

411

Dangers of speaking truth to power

412

BONUS Bob Bakish, Viacom CEO

413

May's Media Strategy

414

BONUS Rob Stringer, Sony Music CEO

415

How journalism exposed an atrocity

416

The marriage of tech and TV

417

The battle for teatime

418

Outrage in the age of Twitter

419

The secrets of Social success

420

Print is dead. Long live print

421

The BBC will not appeal Cliff Richard case

422

Big tech deletes Alex Jones

423

Is campaigner-funded journalism really journalism?

424

Plotting the future of history on TV

425

Privacy, liberty and Cliff Richard

426

Will the BBC ever solve its pay problem?

427

How to win in sports journalism

428

Seymour Hersh - extended interview

429

What makes a reporter?

430

The Media Show Revolutions: News

431

How to keep your exclusive, exclusive

432

Why isn't all TV like Love Island?

433

The staged death of a Russian journalist

434

The Evolution of Radio

435

Rise of the media robots

436

Journalism fights back!

437

Silicon Valley v Westminster

438

When a story becomes big news

439

The ethics of reporting from Syria

440

The Age of Zuckerberg

441

How Porno conquered podcasts

442

BONUS Richard Gingras of Google News and Mark Thompson of The New York Times

443

Who owns our data?

444

How Carole Cadwalladr exposed Facebook

445

George Osborne and the economics of free news

446

Reporting the case of the Russian spy

447

The importance of being social

448

Is Jeremy Corbyn at war with the press?

449

Trinity Mirror CEO Simon Fox on buying the Express, Star and OK

450

Matt Hancock's manifesto

451

BBC's problem with pay

452

Murdoch fights back

453

Facebook's algorithm change and why you should care

454

When journalists burn their sources

455

The battle for Christmas

456

Who wants to be a TV format millionaire?

457

Peston's Brexit confession and BBC religious coverage

458

End of the Age of Murdoch?

459

The Guardian's Kath Viner, Spin doctors v broadcasters, Channel 4 News editor Ben De Pear

460

The Royal Family and critical journalism

461

The power of the crowd

462

Russia and the information wars

463

Scoops from Paradise

464

How BuzzFeed exposed Kevin Spacey

465

How to save regional newspapers

466

Malta journalist murdered: Daphne Caruana Galizia

467

Could the media have exposed Harvey Weinstein earlier?

468

Celebrities and interview copy control

469

What's wrong with the BBC?

470

Is Twitter turning journalists into vultures?

471

RTS Cambridge Convention special

472

Coleen Rooney and the paparazzi, Classic FM at 25, Panorama secret filming

473

30/08/2017

474

23/08/2017

475

Test Match Special and Josh Krichefski of MediaCom UK

476

Media titan John Malone, newspapers 'ripping' content, and online moderation

477

Johnston Press job cuts; Police chief anger at tech giants; Sir Alan Moses, chairman of IPSO

478

Inside Russia Today...

479

Middle East Eye, The Atlantic, Mumsnet move into TV

480

Fleet Street's influence on British politics

481

CNN boss Tony Maddox, VR news, The&Partnership founder Johnny Hornby

482

Political Interviews and Social Media, Court Reporting

483

Information commissioner, White House leaks, iPlayer

484

Turkish media crackdown; Reuters on trust; Fix Radio for builders

485

General Election coverage; Le Monde and fake news; Channel 4 out of London

486

12/04/2017

487

05/04/2017

488

Westminster attack and the media response, Tyler Brule on Monocle

489

Nicholas Coleridge; BBC Brexit coverage; Osborne, Lebedev and the Evening Standard

490

Katie Hopkins on libel law; David Abraham leaving Channel 4; The Daily Mail

491

Impartiality duty, Fox-Sky merger, BBC archive

492

Press regulation compromise, Trump versus the media, ITV's The Nightly Show

493

A celebration of Steve Hewlett, presenter of The Media Show

494

Secrecy and whistleblowing, Times Literary Supplement editor Stig Abell, Radio style guides

495

David Beckham and reputation management, Curbing abuse on Twitter, The Guardian

496

Sarah Sands, new Editor of Today; the PM's press pack; editors and politicians

497

James Harding on claims of BBC bias against Trump. Plus Sky and iconic news photos

498

Theresa May and US Vogue, Fake news in Germany, Covering Northern Ireland

499

Sir David Clementi named for BBC Chair; Donald Trump: fake news and good journalism

500

David Blunkett on press regulation; TV ratings and the battle for Saturday night

501

Scoops, scandals and sackings: Piers Morgan's life story - A Media Show Special

502

The bid for Sky; Christmas TV; BBC Monitoring

503

Murdoch, Fox and Sky; Eve Pollard; Value of newspapers

504

Trump and New York Times, the next Chair of the BBC board

505

Diversity at the BBC, Yousra Elbagir, Hugo Rifkind

506

Tom Mangold, Channel 4, Luxury magazines

507

The Grand Tour, US journalism, BBC World Service expansion

508

How the media reported on Trump, TV advertising, Sound Women

509

Piers Morgan on Trump; Ted Sarandos of Netflix on The Crown; Press regulation

510

Dean Baquet of the New York Times, Impress press regulator, AT&T - Time Warner merger

511

Caitlin Moran on Raised By Wolves, John Whittingdale on James Purnell, What Is Twitter Worth?

512

Will Young leaves Strictly, IPSO review, Sky

513

Craig Oliver, Daily Mail, 'A World Without Down's Syndrome'

514

Sam Allardyce, Future of online journalism, STV - news for Scottish viewers

515

How to cover politics; BBC shows out to tender; BBC Draft Charter

516

Turkish journalist Can Dundar, John Whittingdale on the BBC draft charter, Phone hacking

517

John Hardie, CEO of ITN, Keith Vaz and public interest journalism, The Archers as a brand, Reporting on Taylor Swift

518

Mark Thompson; Is TV failing young audiences; Autumn schedules

519

Olympics v Brexit coverage, Diversity monitoring, Gawker closes, New series Gangland

520

Covering Trump, BBC sitcom season, Vice's new TV channel

521

Reporting statistics, Detecting iPlayer use, The New European

522

Naming terrorists; Naked Attraction; Facebook results

523

CEO of Liberty Global Mike Fries, Guardian losses, Fox News CEO Roger Ailes departs

524

Turkish media crackdown, Ed Vaizey's legacy, Live streaming.

525

BBC deputy director-general Anne Bulford, Should BBC have filmed the raid on Cliff Richard's home, Risks of true crime TV shows

526

THE MEDIA SHOW - 06.07.17

527

Top EU referendum journalists, Brexit's impact on media industry, Lord Puttnam inquiry

528

Newspaper Leave and Remain editorials, Media in Afghanistan, TV talent shows.

529

BBC Worldwide CEO Tim Davie, The state of Welsh media, The BBC loses The Voice

530

Reporting the refugee crisis, Accessing news online, Achieving 'balanced' EU coverage.

531

Dame Joan Bakewell, EU debates, 24 - the 'north's national', City AM editor

532

Head of BBC Studios, Top Gear, Geordie Shore

533

Press bias, Police and the media, Digital media

534

Lord Puttnam on BBC White Paper, Women on air, BBC online cuts

535

BBC's future set out in government White Paper.

536

Lord Patten, BBC diversity, Robert Peston

537

The reporting of Hillsborough, 'Constructive' journalism, BBC Chinese service move

538

The decline of TV news, Celebrity injunction, Local TV

539

Whittingdale press cover-up?, Diversity at the BBC debate, TV drama rivalry

540

BBC Trust chair Rona Fairhead, 'Tips' when interviewing will.i.am, Press freedom v privacy

541

Netflix, Channel 5 rebrand, The end of print?

542

Twitter's impact on journalism, Mail on Sunday editor Geordie Greig, Ashley Highfield of Johnston Press

543

Maria Eagle, Sir Joseph Pilling, Balancing journalism and security services

544

Charlotte Moore, Turkish press crackdown, Concern about BBC independence

545

Race and TV viewing, The BBC impact on the market, Should Ofcom replace the BBC Trust?

546

Press Awards women nominees, Lord Best on BBC inquiry, Trinity Mirror's The New Day

547

New Ipso rules, Assisted suicide being 'normalised' in the media

548

James Murdoch, Guardian cost-cutting, The growth of new media in Africa

549

Lord Burns, On- and off-screen diversity, FT staff vote to strike

550

The future of ITV, Impress announces members, Trust in the media

551

Media freedom in Poland, BBC News cuts, Deloitte's media predictions.

552

Scotland culture minister Fiona Hyslop, Children's social media, Walter Presents

553

Robin Esser; reporting migration; Formula 1; stories of 2016

554

Leveson part 2?, BBC News at Ten, David Rose on Shaker Aamer

555

TV leadership debates, Royal interview conditions, Trump's social media strategy.

556

Lord Puttnam on public service broadcasting, Peter Salmon on BBC Studios, I'm a Celebrity

557

CEO OF Virgin Media, President of AOL Content, Expert women

558

Media coverage of events in Paris, Tory MP Jesse Norman on BBC Studio concerns

559

Chief exec of Trinity Mirror Simon Fox, News UK's David Dinsmore, Heather Brooke on FOI

560

Future of the BBC: The Media Show Debate

561

Alan Rusbridger, Leveson laws, PinkNews, ITV buys UTV

562

BBC Studios, Ad-blocking, Female tech journalists, The Voice

563

Peston's move to ITV, Desmond newspaper prices, Dennis Publishing CEO on Coach

564

Channel 4 privatisation, Freeview Play, Corbyn's press jokes, Local World sale talks

565

Police communication, Nordic support for the BBC, Greenpeace investigations, Al Jazeera pardons

566

Live from the Royal Television Society Convention in Cambridge

567

BBC plans, IPSO, X Factor

568

Rebekah Brooks returns, Call for controls on BBC website, Turkish media, Chair of Atvod

569

Edinburgh TV Festival, BBC director of strategy James Purnell, Channel 5 director of programming Ben Frow, Spotify

570

Royal pictures, Managing talent, Archant's positive performance

571

Celebrity injunctions; Economist sale; FT editorial independence; football bans

572

Media bans for sports journalists, Vice's new women's channel, Clarkson on Amazon Prime

573

Nikkei buys Financial Times, ITV and Sky results, Al Jazeera journalists' retrial, Press regulation

574

The chair of the BBC Trust, Digital news providers, Ofcom's review of BT Openreach

575

BBC's annual report, Chris Bryant on the 'BBC under siege', Alan Whicker award.

576

The new deal for the BBC in today's budget. Good for the corporation? Good for the audience?

577

Tim Hincks, BBC Three going online, The future of Olympic coverage

578

Commissioning BBC TV programmes, News on smart phones, The 'pause' in local TV rollout

579

Media mogul Richard Desmond, Chris Evans on his new job presenting Top Gear

580

Channel 4 chief executive David Abraham on pay and privatisation; Police on TV

581

Charlie Hebdo editor-in-chief, Britain's Hardest Worker, Disabled people in TV

582

Trinity Mirror damages, WPP CEO Sir Martin Sorrell, the BBC's Lyse Doucet on reporting religion

583

Facebook Instant Articles, Eurovision evolution, UKTV success

584

Election Polls in the News, CEO of All3Media Jane Turton

585

Journalists on the Election Trail, Alex Crawford from Sky News, CEO of Bloomberg Media

586

Top Gear's future, The Sun's 'Whistleblower Charter', Headline-Writing

587

Rory Bremner on political satire; Sky's strong figures; Tory media policy

588

Politico, Labour's Media Policy, Katie Hopkins, Google

589

Victoria Derbyshire; Leaders' debates; Telegraph chief's exit; Lib Dem media policy

590

Spider Memos, Dermot Departs The X Factor, Mental Health Headlines, Plaid Cymru Media Policy

591

Jeremy Clarkson fired by the BBC, SNP media policy

592

The Clarkson Row and Handling 'Difficult' stars, The Future for Netflix, The Green Party Media Policy

593

Older People in the Media, Clarkson and the Top Gear Brand, TV Election Debates

594

Tony Hall, BBC Director General

595

Buying BBC Three; BARB Measuring TV audiences; 'FIFA Files' Journalists Win Award

596

Do advertisers influence editorial?; British drama overseas; Immigration Street

597

Protecting Journalists' Sources, American News Anchors, Football Rights, Sports Radio

598

Head of BBC Trust's first major speech; The battle for sports rights; Sky's Fortitude

599

The future of news; Entertainment shows; Page 3 and The Sun

600

End of Page 3, Josie Cunningham's Agent, Sir Alan Moses on Press Feedom

601

Publishing Charlie Hebdo Images, Newsbeat's Editor, Channel 4's Diversity Plan.

602

Prince Andrew coverage; postponing of royal doc; Peter Greste retrial; 10 years of FOI.

603

Host Graham Norton on the changing nature of the chat show

604

ABC President Paul Lee; Monty the penguin; filming Arctic wolves; John Sergeant on John Freeman.

605

BT's EE Talks, Journalism and PR, Ofcom's Review into C4, London Weeklies Launch

606

BBC3 plan; Press recognition panel

607

Christopher Jefferies; The Times turns a profit; Front page newspaper content

608

Sun editor on white van man; The National launches in Scotland; Kenyan Young Journalist; Local TV in Birmingham

609

Ofcom's Ed Richards; MP Andrew Bridgen on scrapping the licence fee; Trinity Mirror closures; Teen blogger on OCD

610

Charlotte Moore, BBC One Controller; Patrick Collins and sports journalism; Serial podcast

611

BBC R1 on iPlayer; BT Sport and Sky Sports; Pay-per-view news; Al Jazeera English chief

612

Guardian Media Group CEO; Broadmoor doc; Facebook and Twitter results; RT launches in UK

613

Liddiment and Hastings leave the Trust; Women in the media; Mirror complaint

614

Reporting the EU; TV Election Debates

615

Facebook's apology to drag queens; Anonymity online; Inquiry into the use of RIPA

616

Sunday Mirror Sexting, Journalists' Safety, Political Interviews

617

Devolved powers and the BBC, Inside police custody, Phone hacking

618

Mike Darcey, CEO of News UK; the role of the press in Scotland; Ofcom on London Live

619

Murdoch on Page 3; Protecting journalists' sources; AP uses robots

620

BBC on Sir Cliff coverage; Press Gazette joins IPSO; Who is Rona Fairhead?

621

Jihadis on social media; Exploitation in S Yorkshire; TV debates

622

BBC on Sir Cliff; Covering the Missouri riots; Sky diversity targets

623

Local TV's first casualty; Class action against Facebook; Reporting suicide

624

New laws for bloggers; the impartiality of reporters; radio presenters working for free

625

30/07/2014

626

MH17 and Gaza reporting, Al Jazeera English journalist Sue Turton, Murdoch's media moves

627

BBC commissions up for grabs; IMPRESS regulation plans; Immigration Street

628

'Magaluf Girl' coverage, White Dee, the reporting of historic child sex abuse allegations

629

Diversity, Changes to Radio 5 Live and Facebook Controlling Emotions

630

Hacking trial special

631

Sports commentary, ABC chief, the internet and print, Peter Jukes

632

BBC Radio cuts; Richard Ingrams; Sun special row

633

Google privacy; Peter Greste trial; FIFA; Newsweek

634

New Chair of IPSO; the Duchess's bottom.

635

TalkTalk TV's Dido Harding; being a female news editor; 'sex-swap' headlines

636

Election debates; women directors; 'Sky Europe' talks; all3media chairman

637

Patten & Paxman depart; Channel 5 sold; Sunday Herald says 'yes'

638

BBC Trust's review of News; Lachlan Murdoch

639

Royal video; FT rejects IPSO; Documentaries on adoption; Peter Greste update

640

Pistorius TV; Sunday tabloids; BBC commissioning; Mirror front page

641

Maria Miller goes; watching TV online; reporters harassing public?

642

Local TV in Norwich and London; Johnston Press; Mail on Sunday's Scoop of the Year

643

Future of arts TV; Turkey attempts Twitter ban; the Peter Greste campaign

644

Lenny Henry at the Baftas; Decriminalizing licence fee evasion; L'Wren Scott coverage

645

Sky's Sophie Turner-Laing; live debates on TV; licence fee evasion

646

BBC3 online only; Vice news launches; net neutrality

647

BBC DG defends licence fee; Lord Hunt on IPSO; Paul Foot award

648

Adverts on the World Service; Daybreak changes; Reader's Digest sale

649

Al Jazeera; Panel shows; Exposés; Twitter

650

DMI project; Royal pictures; media ownership; journalists in Egypt

651

NFL in the UK; DMI failure; News UK; Sky results

652

Birds of a Feather, The Telegraph, diversity in the TV industry

653

Benefits Street; future of the BBC

654

'Dramatised' natural history; Channel 5; Sir Hayden Phillips on IPSO jobs

655

TV presenter chemistry

656

BuzzFeed; BBC governance; Danish writers' rooms

657

CEO of News UK; Ad-funded programmes; Press reform

658

TV exports to China; macho news desks; Gary Barlow on Radio 2; UGC local paper

659

Local TV, Welsh broadcasting, Crowd-funded journalism

660

Independent Scotland; BBC North; Young Journalist Award

661

BT Sport; Nicholas Coleridge; Digital switchover

662

New People website, the Independent relaunch, Sports on TV, the Mirror ruling

663

Press regulation, JacksGap, Bedlam

664

Black audiences; Moderating online; The end of Millionaire?

665

Janice Hadlow, Sir Ray Tindle, public views on press regulation

666

BBC digital strategy; Press reform

667

TV Soaps; DAB radio; The Mail and Miliband

668

Children's TV, 90 years of the Radio Times

669

Media agencies; Journalese; Twitter flotation

670

TV Writers; BBC Governance

671

04/09/2013

672

Women on Breakfast

673

Guardian editor on press freedom; 100 years of the New Statesman

674

14/08/2013

675

Media Plurality Review; Leveson Inquiry

676

Sun+, BT Sport, Twitter row

677

Covering the royal baby story

678

Mishal Husain becomes new Today presenter

679

BBC Called to Account

680

David Liddiment on BBC severance pay

681

NewsCorp split

682

Jon Snow on reporting from Iran

683

Closure of 'Greek BBC'

684

Leader debates?

685

Comic Relief

686

Radio 1; Police and the Media; Yahoo buys Tumblr

687

Channel 4

688

Harriet Harman, football coverage

689

01/05/2013

690

Simon Singh on libel reform

691

Reporting in North Korea

692

Lady Thatcher, the Media and Rupert Murdoch

693

Melvyn Bragg

694

Justine Roberts of Mumsnet on regulating bloggers

695

Helena Kennedy

696

Ed Richards, chief exec of Ofcom

697

Broadchurch

698

Nick Davies and Ian Hislop on investigative journalism

699

Junk food advertising

700

13/02/2013

701

Dido Harding on YouView

702

Premier League Football; Sir Harold Evans

703

Women on Radio and TV

704

Transgender

705

Hacked Off on Leveson

706

Don McCullin; Christopher Martin-Jenkins

707

26/12/2012

708

Pollard Review

709

12/12/2012

710

Editors' meeting, Hacked Off, NewsCorp

711

Lord Justice Leveson

712

Lobbying before Leveson

713

Lord Black's recommendation for press self-regulation

714

The crisis at the BBC - special one-hour edition

715

Channel 4; Leveson; trust in the BBC

716

Mark Thompson; Savile Inquiry; Will Wyatt

717

Savile crisis, political reporting

718

Jimmy Savile, John Whittingdale

719

Lord Patten - Jimmy Savile

720

03/10/2012

721

26/09/2012

722

Harriet Harman

723

Armando Iannucci

724

Freesat

725

Chris Blackhurst on Leveson letter

726

Photos of Prince Harry

727

Local TV: Birmingham's experience

728

08/08/2012

729

Adam Crozier ITV

730

25/07/2012

731

BBC Presenters' Tax

732

Chris Moyles

733

Jeremy Hunt interview

734

BBC coverage of the Arab Spring

735

20/06/2012

736

The risks of reporting from Syria

737

BBC jubilee coverage, YouView, the next DG

738

Reflections on the Mirror as two editors leave; C4's Paralympics innovations

739

Eurovision's Azerbaijan controversy

740

Channel 4's Chief Executive David Abraham

741

09/05/2012

742

The future of BSkyB with or without Rupert Murdoch

743

Rupert Murdoch at the Leveson Inquiry

744

DPP Keir Starmer on public interest defence

745

Guido Fawkes on Motorman

746

James Murdoch's resignation

747

28/03/2012

748

21/03/2012

749

14/03/2012

750

07/03/2012

751

29/02/2012

752

22/02/2012

753

The Sun, and women in the media

754

08/02/2012

755

01/02/2012

756

25/01/2012

757

18/01/2012

758

11/01/2012

759

04/01/2012

760

The Media Show Special: Children and Television

761

21/12/2011

762

14/12/2011

763

07/12/2011

764

The Sun, the Agent and the Paparazzo

765

Joan Smith on giving evidence as an alleged victim

766

The Inquiry starts

767

09/11/2011

768

Peter Salmon and the Radio Festival

769

WikiLeaks and the i

770

The PCC and BSkyB's results

771

BBC savings strategy

772

Amanda Knox trial and sports rights

773

Chris Blackhurst and Facebook

774

Sir Harold Evans and press regulation

775

Simon Heffer and media ownership

776

Channel 5 and the Leveson Inquiry

777

TV's relationship with Google and WikiLeaks

778

Covering Events in Libya

779

Phone Hacking and Big Brother

780

Reporting the Riots

781

Libel, Contempt and the PCC

782

27/07/2011

783

The Murdochs and Phone Hacking

784

Lord Patten and Phone Hacking

785

Special: The Demise of the News of the World

786

06/07/2011

787

29/06/2011

788

22/06/2011

789

15/06/2011

790

08/06/2011

791

01/06/2011

792

25/05/2011

793

18/05/2011

794

11/05/2011

795

04/05/2011

796

27/04/2011

797

20/04/2011

798

13/04/2011

799

06/04/2011

800

30/03/2011

801

24/03/2011

802

16/03/2011

803

09/03/2011

804

02/03/2011

805

23/02/2011

806

16/02/2011

807

09/02/2011

808

02/02/2011

809

26/01/2011

810

19/01/2011

811

12/01/2011

812

05/01/2011

813

29/12/2010

814

22/12/2010

815

15/12/2010

816

08/12/2010

817

01/12/2010

818

24/11/2010

819

17/11/2010

820

10/11/2010

821

03/11/2010

822

27/10/2010

823

20/10/2010

824

13/10/2010

825

06/10/2010

826

29/09/2010

827

22/09/2010

828

15/09/2010

829

08/09/2010

830

01/09/2010