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Jake Kanter, 'Deadline', on Rachel Jupp, BBC cuts, Channel 4 and Lisa Nandy
Season 13 Episode 5
Jake Kanter, investigations editor at Deadline, discusses the BBC’s appointment of Rachel Jupp as director of news and the challenges facing the broa…
8 hours ago
Roger Mosey on BBC Cuts, Priorities and the Lack of Vision
Season 13 Episode 4
Roger Mosey, former editor of The Today Programme, Head of BBC Television News, Director of BBC Sport and the BBC’s Director for London 2012, discuss…
1 week ago
Dr Tom Chivers: “A Real Moment of Reckoning”
Season 13 Episode 3
Dr Tom Chivers, whose PhD examined the last BBC Charter Review and who now serves as Vice Chair of the Media Reform Coalition, discusses the governme…
2 weeks ago
Sir John Whittingdale: The BBC Charter and the Dangers of Long Grass Politics
Season 13 Episode 2
Sir John Whittingdale is one of the most experienced UK parliamentarians on BBC governance, having negotiated the current BBC Charter as Culture Secr…
2 weeks, 6 days ago
Matt Deegan’s Radical Plan: “Blow Up the BBC”
Season 13 Episode 1
Matt Deegan is a media entrepreneur, radio executive and podcast maker who’s recently written a provocative piece for Broadcast arguing that the only…
4 weeks ago
Iain Dale: Life, the BBC and Ann Widdecombe
Season 12 Episode 14
Iain Dale is one of Britain’s most familiar political voices – LBC presenter, publisher, columnist, and lifelong conservative – and now the author of…
2 months, 2 weeks ago
Michael Grade on GB News, the Future of Channel 4 and the BBC
Season 12 Episode 13
Lord Michael Grade – former controller of BBC One, chief executive of Channel 4, chairman of both the BBC and ITV, and most recently chair of Ofcom –…
2 months, 3 weeks ago
Prof Cathy Johnson on Who Wins and Loses from the ITV-Sky Deal and the New Media Green Paper
Season 12 Episode 12
Prof Cathy Johnson, a leading expert on public service media who has advised Ofcom and contributed to numerous parliamentary select committees and go…
2 months, 4 weeks ago
Jonathan Heawood: The Mill and the Fight to Save Local Journalism
Season 12 Episode 11
Jonathan Heawood, executive director of the Public Interest News Foundation and founder of Impress, discusses the rise of Manchester’s independent ne…
3 months ago
Mark Damazer on BBC Cuts, Digital-First, and the Fight for Public Service Broadcasting
Season 12 Episode 10
Former BBC Radio 4 Controller, Deputy Director of News and BBC Trustee Mark Damazer reflects on the BBC cuts announced last week and how such decisio…
3 months, 1 week ago