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The economics of outrage

Does journalism still report the facts or has it been hijacked by opinion?

• 27 mins

As America decides, Big Tech weighs in

Facebook and Twitter accused of censorship over a tabloid story about Joe Biden's son.

• 28 mins

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

Daily Mirror editor Alison Phillips on her strategy for survival.

• 58 mins

Diana, Panorama and a 91热爆 apology

25 years on, allegations of "sheer dishonesty" behind Martin Bashir's historic interview

• 28 mins

John Whittingdale's media agenda

Extended interview with the Minister for Media recorded at the Radio Academy Festival.

• 50 mins

A new era for media

Trump "plans to wreck Fox News" whilst the tech platforms face new regulation.

• 27 mins

A Queen of Advertising

Annette King, UK boss of Publicis Groupe, on her career in advertising.

• 26 mins

Reporting the vaccine

Do journalists have the scientific literacy to cover the pandemic?

• 28 mins

British TV and the threat from tech

Melanie Dawes, Ofcom CEO, on her plan to protect the UK media industry.

• 27 mins

Who's winning in sports media?

Broadcast rights, new players, and the challenge of a packed fixture list.

• 28 mins

Johnny Depp and the libel trial of the century

From celebrities to the Royal Family, why 2020 has been a very busy year for media lawyers

• 49 mins

Jane Tranter, super-producer

Emmy winner behind His Dark Materials and The Night Of, on her career and the industry.

• 27 mins

How video games became the lockdown playground

Developers behind Minecraft and the Roblox game Adopt Me on keeping kids entertained.

• 26 mins

Free Speech vs the Internet

Parler taken offline and President Trump silenced by social media giants.

• 26 mins

Reporting the war on coronavirus

The challenge for journalists of reaching the frontline.

• 27 mins

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

Daily Express editor Gary Jones on the paper's change of direction.

• 48 mins

Discovery on their shift to streaming

JB Perrette, head of Discovery International; plus Netflix's Bridgerton.

• 27 mins

Carolyn McCall, boss of ITV

Why British broadcasters need "urgent" protection, and the success of Britain's Got Talent

• 55 mins

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

Robert Moore and producer Sophie Alexander explain their first draft of history.

• 41 mins

Andrea Coscelli, the watchdog taking on the tech giants

Competition and Markets Authority chief executive says Facebook and Google "too powerful"

• 52 mins

Squaring up to the tech giants

Facebook pulls news from Australia, plus the launch of Boom Radio.

• 27 mins

Is the UK media obsessed with Westminster?

A major news story in Scotland confuses London-based media.

• 27 mins

Meghan and Harry on Oprah: the media fallout

Piers Morgan looks for a new job and other aftershocks of the historic royal interview.

• 27 mins

Andrew Neil: a 50-year media career

The chairman of GB News on his roles at The Sunday Times, the 91热爆 and The Spectator

• 88 mins

The truth about investigations

How do journalists get at the truth in government?

• 27 mins

Fighting the Covid infodemic

Global perspectives on fake news and misinformation from 91热爆 World Service listeners.

• 27 mins

Reddit and the anti-establishment

Co-founder Steve Huffman on the limits of free speech and taking on Wall Street.

• 31 mins

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

Washington Post editor Marty Baron reflects on Trump, Pulitzers and Bezos.

• 40 mins

Threats to journalists in Northern Ireland

Violent scenes in Belfast have challenged the media.

• 28 mins

Roula Khalaf, editor of The Financial Times

War reporting, capitalist excess, and the Greensill lobbying scoop.

• 32 mins