The panel analyse the evolution of multimedia reporting following the Guardian's exclusive story about the death of Ian Tomlinson during the G20 protests. Plus, the Sony nominations, and early-evening orgasms. With Matt Wells, Steve Busfield, John Plunkett, and Stephen Brook

Arianna Huffington discusses her new fund for investigaive journalism. Plus Barack Obama's enthusiasm for digital media. With Jeff Jarvis

Matt Wells and the panel discuss Twitter and the new forms of digital journalism at G20. Plus, backstage at the British Press Awards. And we recap episode two of The Apprentice

The panel discuss Chris Moyles's latest bout of bad taste broadcasting. Plus, the knives are out at the New Statesman. And we preview the new series of The Apprentice. With Matt Wells, Stephen Brook, John Plunkett and Gareth McLean

We're at the Changing Media Summit with the top bods from the BBC, Google, and the government, finding out why partnerships will help guide the digital revolution through the economic storm. With Matt Wells and Emily Bell

Matt Wells, Stephen Brook and Paul Robinson discuss yet more cutbacks in local media. Plus, Channel 4 salary squeezes. And at home with the Myerson family

Matt Wells and the panel analyse another terrible week for ITV. Plus, Arena founder Nick Logan talks to us about the magazine's collapse. And, is Russell Brand heading back to the airwaves?

Nick Logan - the most innovative magazine man of his generation - talks about the collapse of Arena, and how his other creations, Smash Hits and The Face, also fell by the wayside

The Evening Standard's new Russian owner talks about his plans for the paper. Plus, is ITV set to join forces with Channel 4 and Five? And, the boardroom shakeup at News Corp. With Matt Wells, Steve Busfield and Paul Robinson

The panel discuss the tabloid tale of Jade Goody. Plus, the BBC shifts the goalposts in its Salford relocation package. And is there set to be a commercial rival to Radio 4?