Who are the winners and losers of the landmark deal that's seen the BBC share its video news with four national newspaper groups? Plus, Microsoft launches its online TV player

Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger backs a plan to solve the crisis in local news. Plus, political pressure over The Apprentice, and online success for the Daily Mail

Financial Times editor Lionel Barber says most news organisations will be charging for their online content in the next year. Is he right? Plus, the rumpus in the BBC drama department. And why teenagers aren't tweeting

The Guardian has revealed that the News of World hired private investigators to hack into the mobile phones of numerous public figures. Matt Wells hears from Nick Davies, Roy Greenslade, Jane Martinson and Julian Glover about the impact of the Murdochgate scandal

In our first ever live edition of the podcast, Matt Wells is joined by an expert panel to discuss journalism in the 21st century. Will there be any newspapers left in five years' time? Is the age of the free internet over? And why has Twitter taken over the world?

Jeff Jarvis looks at the chances of a new, publicly funded media organisation being created in the US, how Michael Jackson's death was broken, and why newspapers should sue Google

Matt Wells reports from Nottingham where the UK radio industry has just gathered for its annual get-together. Is there finally a consensus on radio's digital future?

The panel discuss BBC expenses, and Rebekah Wade's promotion to chief executive of News International. Plus, the end of Setanta, and a preview of the 2009 Radio Festival

The panel dissect the long-awaited Digital Britain report: a blueprint for the future, or a 21st century fudge? Plus, Twitter in Iran; victory for Suzanne Breen; and a parting shot from Peter Sissons, the grumpiest newsreader of them all

The panel analyse the impending salary cuts for the BBC's top TV stars. Plus, Ben Bradshaw begins life as the new culture minister. Behind the scenes at the Webby Awards. And is it game over for Setanta?