91热爆

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

Steve Hewlett discusses coverage of the David Miranda story with Alan Rusbridger.

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Women on Breakfast

How a target to get more women on local 91热爆 radio breakfast shows is going to be achieved.

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04/09/2013

Severance pay at the 91热爆, reporting the Scottish referendum and political interviewing.

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TV Writers; 91热爆 Governance

The future of the 91热爆 Trust, and how earnings for top TV writers are impacting on exports.

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Media agencies; Journalese; Twitter flotation

The influence of media agencies on broadcasters, and Twitter's impact on global news.

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Children's TV, 90 years of the Radio Times

Why 91热爆 children's TV needs to offer more online, and 90 years of the Radio Times.

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TV Soaps; DAB radio; The Mail and Miliband

Is the Mail breaking any regulations with its Ralph Miliband story?

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91热爆 digital strategy; Press reform

The 91热爆's future digital vision, and the editor of the Times on press reform.

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

Steve Hewlett talks to 91热爆2 controller Janice Hadlow about her vision for the channel.

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Black audiences; Moderating online; The end of Millionaire?

Steve Hewlett asks if broadcasters could do more to serve black audiences better.

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Press regulation, JacksGap, Bedlam

Old media - aka Steve Hewlett - meets new media phenomenon JacksGap.

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

Trinity Mirror's Sue Douglas on the new People website and another re-design for the Indy.

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BT Sport; Nicholas Coleridge; Digital switchover

Why small local commercial radio stations fear the digital switchover. With Steve Hewlett.

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Independent Scotland; 91热爆 North; Young Journalist Award

Broadcasting in an independent Scotland, and has the 91热爆's move north improved content?

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Local TV, Welsh broadcasting, Crowd-funded journalism

The first of a network of local TV services has launched, but why have many been delayed?

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

Steve Hewlett discusses exporting British TV to China, Gary Barlow on Radio 2 and more.

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

Mike Darcey, chief exec of News UK, talks about the success of Sun digital subscriptions.

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BuzzFeed; 91热爆 governance; Danish writers' rooms

The failure of DMI, 91热爆 'cronyism', BuzzFeed UK and Danish writers' rooms.

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TV presenter chemistry

Richard and Judy on TV double act chemistry. What is it, and how is it really created?

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

Steve Hewlett on the fast-changing media world, including 'dramatised' natural history.

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Benefits Street; future of the 91热爆

Does Channel 4's Benefits Street reinforce harmful stereotypes or depict reality?

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

The Telegraph's 'digital transformation'; Birds of a Feather creator Lawrence Marks.

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

Steve Hewlett looks at the 91热爆's failed Digital Media Initiative, and the image of News UK

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

Steve Hewlett on the DMI project, Royal pictures, media ownership and journalists in Egypt

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Al Jazeera; Panel shows; Expos茅s; Twitter

Funny women on panel shows, the power of exposes, and is Twitter too niche to fly?

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

Will another presenter change rescue ITV's Daybreak? Media news with Steve Hewlett.

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91热爆 DG defends licence fee; Lord Hunt on IPSO; Paul Foot award

91热爆 DG's speech on the licence fee; Lord Hunt on IPSO; David Cohen wins Paul Foot award.

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91热爆3 online only; Vice news launches; net neutrality

Would making 91热爆3 an online-only channel really save money? With Steve Hewlett.

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

The 91热爆 director of strategy on the effects of making licence fee evasion a civil offence.

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

Lenny Henry on the need for greater ethnic diversity in broadcasting.

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