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Investigating Michael Jackson

Dan Reed on his film Leaving Neverland, which alleges Michael Jackson was a paedophile.

• 28 mins

Who cares what the papers say?

The Herald in Scotland has ended daily leader columns - will other papers follow suit?

• 28 mins

HuffPost's Lydia Polgreen

Editor-in-chief of HuffPost on the ethics of reporting the Christchurch mosque attacks.

• 27 mins

Attenborough's Netflix adventure

Alastair Fothergill is the producer behind some of the world's most popular nature shows

• 28 mins

Why everyone wants a news channel

The soft power of hard news

• 27 mins

Journalism's class ceiling

How Julie Etchingham and Alison Phillips reached the top.

• 28 mins

The Political Interview

When journalists and politicians do battle

• 28 mins

Remembering Lyra McKee

Remembering the 29-year-old journalist killed while observing rioting in Londonderry.

• 28 mins

Interrogating the producer of Line of Duty

Priscilla Parish, executive producer of the UK's most popular show, reveals how it's made.

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How to win followers and influence people

News UK has opened a social influencer marketing agency

• 28 mins

The Story of Netflix with Ted Sarandos

How Ted Sarandos turned Netflix into one of the world's most valuable companies.

• 27 mins

Spies, lies and videotape

How a covert film leaked to journalists has brought down Austria's government.

• 27 mins

Why seeing isn't believing

A fake Nancy Pelosi video has fooled millions in the US and marks a new era of fake news

• 34 mins

Chernobyl: the story of TV's highest rated show

Sky's Zai Bennett on how their HBO co-production has become a huge critical hit

• 35 mins

The Daily's Michael Barbaro

How The New York Times grew one of the world's most popular podcasts

• 14 mins

Sex, drugs and TV debates

How the media is scrutinising the Conservative leadership rivals.

• 28 mins

How the media sells us gender equality

Harmful stereotypes have been banned from ads, and ITV is banning all-male writing teams.

• 23 mins

The lure of the obvious

From Brexit to Trump, why do so many journalists keep getting it wrong?

• 28 mins

Who's watching the 麻豆社?

The 麻豆社's Annual Report reveals that fewer young people are tuning in.

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Inside Wimbledon

Behind the scenes at the world's biggest annual broadcast event

• 27 mins

Tommy Robinson and the rules of journalism

Contempt of court and leaking secrets.

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The power of the columnist

As Boris Johnson swaps punditry for Downing Street, how much power do columnists have?

• 28 mins

Changing the game of sports journalism

The Athletic has hired some of the UK's most popular football writers.

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Hunting spies and exposing lies

How Eliot Higgins founded Bellingcat and reinvented investigative journalism

• 36 mins

Taking care of reality TV guests

How can reality TV and radio take better care of participants?

• 27 mins

Why advertisers are blacklisting news

Some brands are ensuring their ads do not appear with news stories they disapprove of.

• 27 mins

"Hey Media Show, tell me about smart speakers"

What the rapid growth of virtual assistants in the home means for you.

• 27 mins

How to cover chaos

As politics goes into meltdown, the journalists trying to make sense of it all.

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Why we're all watching Britain's nerdiest channel

麻豆社 Parliament is enjoying record ratings as the political drama unfolds.

• 28 mins

Is opinion the future of journalism?

LBC is gaining listeners thanks to a strategy of employing highly opinionated presenters.

• 34 mins