The panel dicuss the future for ITV under new chairman Archie Norman. Plus, Times editor James Harding outlines the paper's plans to monetise online journalism. And 5 Live controller Adrian van Klaveren talks about relocating to Salford

The Sun goes to town on Gordon Brown. Plus, Melvyn Bragg returns to BBC television. And which columnist would you pay to read online?

Lord Burns is appointed as Channel 4's new chairman. Plus, the Tories complete their review of media policy, and George Lamb is given the chop from daytime radio

Jeff Jarvis and the panel discuss whether the Washington Post is under threat from Politico's new venture in DC

Radio 4 celebrates a 10-year listener high. Plus, is Greg Dyke set to take the Channel 4 chairman's job? Ofcom and BSkyB lock horns. And Barbara Windsor waves goodbye to Albert Square

Should the BBC ever have allowed the BNP onto its flagship political programme? Plus Jan Moir's attack on Stephen Gately, and the new lineup at at Radio 5 Live

The panel analyse the Guardian's victory for press freedom in the Trafigura affair. Plus, the BBC gets the keys to its new Salford HQ, and Michael Grade criticises the media's negative coverage of ITV

Chris Evans reflects on his career and past misdemeanours. Plus, the Evening Standard becomes a freesheet – but at what cost? The Strictly race row takes another twist. And behind the scenes at Britain smallest radio station

Jeff Jarvis and panellists look at the king of late night's bizarre confession, NBC's experiment in prime time talk, and the Washington Post's new Twitter guidelines

Does it matter that the Sun has ditched Labour? Plus, is Richard Bacon the best Radio 5 Live can do? And ITV's Primeval is saved from extinction ... by the BBC