The panel analyse plans by the Sunday Times to put its web content behind a paywall. Plus, the BBC is accused of overpaying its top radio talent. With Matt Wells, Steve Busfield, Steve Ackerman, and Gareth McLean

Publishing executives have met to discuss online news pricing. Jeff Jarvis asks whether that's collaboration or collusion? Plus an interview with the New York Times' social media editor

The panel ask whether Google can help solve the problem of monetising online news. Plus, the escalating crisis at ITN. And just what will it take for the BBC to tear up Jonathan Ross's contract?

The panel analyse calls for the publicly-funded BBC to open its accounts. Plus, is MediaGuardian "purposely damaging its commercial rivals"? With Matt Wells, Steve Busfield and Maggie Brown

Observer editor John Mulholland talks to BBC director general Mark Thompson about the corporation's place in British cultural life

The panel analyse the Daily Telegraph's part in the MPs' expenses row. Plus, the winners and losers from the Sony Radio Academy awards. With Matt Wells, Stephen Brook and John Plunkett

The panel discuss the future for Channel 4 in the light of its latest financial report. Plus, is Rupert Murdoch about to change the face of the internet? With Matt Wells, James Robinson and Paul Robinson

The panel discuss the joint venture by the BBC and commercial rivals to drag radio into the digital age. Plus, more on the future of Michael Grade. And the Independent on the brink of bankruptcy. With Matt Wells, Emily Bell and Tess Alps

Matt Wells, Emily Bell and Stephen Brook discuss Michael Grade's decision to step down as chief executive of ITV. Plus, Jon Gaunt launches SunTalk. And Susan Boyle's star goes global

The panel discuss Damian McBride's email smear campaign. Will politicians ever truly 'get' the blogosphere? Plus, Jeremy Bowen under fire for his reports from Gaza. And, ITV's storm in a D-cup. With Matt Wells, Stephen Brook and James Robinson