The Media Show - Taiwan's War Drama Tests Political Boundaries on Screen

The broadcaster reflects on his court win over Joey Barton and its impact on free speech.

The battle to control Warner Bros and what it could mean for movie fans.

Why vloggers are accused of exploiting vulnerable people for clicks.

A disputed Reith Lectures cut adds to questions over BBC governance.

Producer behind Ed Sheeran's new live performance show on how they did it.

As the US president vows to sue, two BBC bosses quit amid crisis.

Producer Andy Wilman on success and fallout at TV's biggest car show.

How race and representation in adverts became a political issue.

What renewed scrutiny of Prince Andrew reveals about royal-media dynamics.

How newsrooms are covering Gaza as access remains blocked.

Steve Rosenberg on reporting truth and staying safe as a BBC journalist in Moscow.

Tech billionaire's media deals fuel debate over political influence.+

Treatment of the US talk show host raises questions about US media and political pressure.

How journalists have covered the murder of a polarising figure.

Why Nintendo's 1985 adventure is remembered as a turning point for video games.

Coverage of François Bayrou's political gamble and the rise of 'Bloquons Tout'.

Outlets remove articles amid suspicions AI was behind a freelance byline.

Journalists on covering Zelensky's White House talks with Donald Trump.

How the AI avatar of a school-shooting victim was made - and interviewed.

Footage from citizen journalists challenges traditional news coverage of Epping disorder.

A government data leak led to a press blackout. How reporters challenged the court order.

Photographers hit out at Oasis for limiting the use of pictures from their comeback gig.

Channel 4 airs Gaza film dropped by the BBC over impartiality concerns.

"Psychology warfare” waged against staff at BBC Persian.

Challenge in reporting Iran-Israel conflict due to limited access and state restrictions.

Meta's plan for new tools that will let anyone make ads.

CEO of US public radio sets out survival strategy.

Journalism in a divided America and documentary storytelling in Scandinavia.

How a social media post led to Gary Lineker's departure.

How false claims have flooded social media during border tensions.

Legendary editor Tina Brown on press freedom, editorial integrity and the MAGA era.

Why the former tabloid journalist believes online is his future.

The Pentagon hunts for the officials talking to journalists.

Reporting the battle to save the UK’s last major steelworks.

The challenge for journalists to explain economic uncertainty.