Media Talk

Former BBC editor Nick Lawrence gives us the lowdown on the corporation's annual report and former PCC chairman Stig Abell discusses the latest ABCs

How did Lord Patten and Tony Hall fare against MPs? What questions must former director general Mark Thompson face? John Plunkett and guests Lisa Campbell and Paul Robinson find out

John Plunkett is back with a roundup of the week's media news, asking if the BBC Trust has a handle on impartiality at the corporation

Hugh Muir and guests discuss what impact the newly appointed editors and expected new BBC1 chief will make

John Plunkett is joined by director Sir Alan Parker and Ogilvy's Rory Sutherland to review the biggest ad festival in Europe

The Greek government tries to shut down the state broadcaster, the Guardian's NSA scoop dominates US headlines and will Apple's iRadio threaten commercial stations?

Janice Hadlow revives the documentary strand – and not a moment too soon, argues Broadcast editor Lisa Campbell. Plus, have you ever had a worse interviewee than Rhys Ifans?

As more details emerge on Rupert Murdoch splitting his empire, John Plunkett is joined by Stig Abell and Maggie Brown to digest the week's top media stories

John Plunkett digests the week's media news with Roy Greenslade, Helen Zaltzman and Paul Robinson. Plus, Rebecca Nicholson celebrates a return to form for Mad Men

We look at the latest radio listening figures, plus, former Radio 1 DJ Mike Smith lays into commercial stations and John Humphrys discusses his Sony win

With big awards ceremonies coming up, John Plunkett, Boyd Hilton and Olly Mann assess the frontrunners and potential upsets. Plus, Jemima Kiss finds out who's really reading Mail Online

John Plunkett sifts through the week's media news, including the report into bullying at the BBC – and John Whittingdale suggests ITV's public service remit could be scrapped

John Plunkett mourns the closure of More magazine with guests Lisa Campbell and Sam Delaney. Plus, the press strike back over regulation

Hugh Muir profiles the new man at BBC news, James Harding, and bring you the latest on the row over John Sweeney's North Korea documentary. Plus, how do you make money from podcasting?

Will the Wizard of Oz tune be played despite a Daily Mail outcry? Plus the launch of a new tablet magazine from the publishers of Shortlist – and Sony and Bafta nominations are announced