Jane Martinson and guests perform a gender test on the entire media industry.

Hugh Muir presents a roundup of the week's media news, including accusations of a cover-up at the BBC. Plus, Helen Zaltzman and Steve Ackerman discuss what 4G means for content producers.

George Entwistle faces the first crisis of his director generalship, plus proposals for a broadband levy and Jeremy Clarkson's pay

The new director general's vision for the BBC, BSkyB ruled 'fit and proper' and a preview of the third series of The Killing

After delivering the Bafta Annual Television Lecture, broadcaster and producer Armando Iannucci talks to John Plunkett about what is wrong with the industry and what we must do to fix it

John Plunkett and the panel find out all you need to know about the new culture secretary so that you don't have to. Plus: the 80s are back as we celebrate the return of Dallas on Channel 5 and Food and Drink on BBC2

John Plunkett is joined by Lisa O'Carroll and Mark Sweney to discuss the week's headlines, including Simon Fox's appointment at Trinity Mirror, Channel 4's coverage of the Paralympics and why the Leveson report may be a 'loaded gun'

John Plunkett is joined on the sofa by Dan Sabbagh, Boyd Hilton and Richard Peppiatt to look back on the industry shindig

On day two of the Edinburgh television festival, John Plunkett discusses the fallout from the 37th MacTaggart lecture, Richard Bacon takes us to task, and comedian Adam Hills reveals Channel 4's Paralympics strategy

John Plunkett discusses the day's big media news including a preview of Elisabeth Murdoch's MacTaggart lecture, and we hear from the festival's director, Kenton Allen