John Plunkett and guests discuss the Review Show as it moves to BBC4, and ponder the future of the music industry

John Plunkett and guests weigh up the job awaiting the new 5 Live boss, and actor Peter Egan pays tribute to Richard Briers

Hugh Muir, standing in for John Plunkett this week, and guests ponder what next for press regulation as David Cameron announces his response to Leveson

John Plunkett and guests talk about this week's sales of Virgin Media and Planet Rock. Plus, what can we expect from London's new television service, London Live?

Big wins for Radio 2 and 6 Music – but where does it leave the commercial stations? We comb through the figures for you. Plus, Sky and Netflix do battle over on-demand content

Harriet Harman and David Elstein share their thoughts on the Oxford Media Convention. Plus, have News International been canny with their latest rights acquisition?

John Plunkett is joined by Paul Robinson and Maggie Brown to mourn the end of the Absolute Radio experiment. Why could it never leave the shadow of Virgin Radio? Plus, was the Observer right to remove Julie Burchill's article from guardian.co.uk?

As a former Sunday Express editor eyes up a majority stake in the People, what are its chances in a post-NOTW world?

We gaze into the Media Talk crystal ball for this week's show as our panel of experts and guests give us their predictions for the media world – what else? – in 2013

Slip on some earphones and walk off that turkey in the company of John Plunkett – as he tests the panel on their knowledge of another dramatic year in the UK media