Special: The Demise of the News of the World

8th July 2011: A Media Show Special on the closure of the News of the World.

• 26 mins

Lord Patten and Phone Hacking

13th July 2011: Lord Patten; phone hacking; the Press Complaints Commission.

• 30 mins

The Murdochs and Phone Hacking

20 July 2011: Phone hacking and the Murdochs.

• 30 mins

27/07/2011

The Editor of The Times James Harding on how the paper moves beyond the hacking scandal.

• 30 mins

Libel, Contempt and the PCC

Hacking, libel, contempt and problems at the PCC. Where does this leave the British press?

• 30 mins

Reporting the Riots

Media coverage of the riots, Jeremy Hunt's plans for local TV.

• 30 mins

Phone Hacking and Big Brother

Phone hacking revelations, Big Brother on C5 and is Newsnight in trouble?

• 30 mins

Covering Events in Libya

Who has provided the best coverage of the crisis in Libya?

• 30 mins

TV's relationship with Google and WikiLeaks

Heather Brooke on WikiLeaks; News Corp and the public interest; Google and TV.

• 30 mins

Channel 5 and the Leveson Inquiry

Channel 5's Big Brother success, Channel 4's athletics coverage and the Leveson Inquiry.

• 30 mins

Simon Heffer and media ownership

Simon Heffer on RightMinds; Australian media ownership; Do media embargoes have a future.

• 30 mins

Sir Harold Evans and press regulation

Sir Harold Evans, David Carr of the New York Times and X-Factor "exploitation".

• 30 mins

Chris Blackhurst and Facebook

The Independent's editor Chris Blackhurst, and changes to Facebook.

• 30 mins

Amanda Knox trial and sports rights

Reporting on Knox and Sollecito's trial, sports broadcast rights, BBC savings.

• 30 mins

BBC savings strategy

The BBC's proposals for making savings, and Paul Dacre addresses the Leveson Inquiry.

• 30 mins

The PCC and BSkyB's results

Sir Christopher Meyer on the PCC, BSkyB's results and what next for James Murdoch?

• 30 mins

WikiLeaks and the i

WikiLeaks funding block, the i's first birthday and is The X-Factor in trouble?

• 30 mins

Peter Salmon and the Radio Festival

Peter Salmon on the BBC's move to Salford; news from this year's Radio Festival.

• 30 mins

09/11/2011

Max Mosley on his court win; reporting from Syria; James Murdoch prepares for MP scrutiny.

• 30 mins

The Inquiry starts

The PCC and phone hacking: Lord Hunt, Richard Wallace, Graham Dudman and Robin Esser.

• 30 mins

Joan Smith on giving evidence as an alleged victim

Leveson Inquiry goes beyond hacking; Daybreak after Adrian and Christine.

• 30 mins

The Sun, the Agent and the Paparazzo

Richard Caseby, managing editor of the Sun; the deal behind Rupert Murdoch's wedding.

• 30 mins

07/12/2011

Leveson Inquiry and prejudice; lobbyists and lunches; reporting in Syria after Libya.

• 30 mins

14/12/2011

Harriet Harman MP on her new media brief; Neville Thurlbeck defends the News of the World.

• 30 mins

21/12/2011

How tabloid culture has changed since the announcement of the Leveson Inquiry.

• 30 mins

The Media Show Special: Children and Television

Steve discusses research on TV's impact on children and claims of possible harm.

• 30 mins

04/01/2012

The Mail and Stephen Lawrence; the Met and the media; @Wendi_Deng; FT editor Lionel Barber

• 30 mins

11/01/2012

Netflix - what does the video streaming service mean for the future of British TV?

• 30 mins

18/01/2012

Times editor James Harding on Leveson, Guardian chief Alan Rusbridger on smaller papers.

• 30 mins

25/01/2012

Lord Patten, Chair of the BBC Trust, on proposed cuts to local radio.

• 30 mins