The Media Show - Who Will Inherit the Murdoch Empire?

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.

How the Netflix drama Adolescence has started a conversation about online influence.

A copyright row has erupted as authors say Meta trained its AI without their consent.

Dan Reed on Leaving Neverland 2 and the legal battle over Jackson’s legacy.

A former Facebook executive describes life inside the company and its leadership culture.

How the Amazon founder has triggered resignations at the paper he owns.

Former MSNBC star Mehdi Hasan on why he is now flying solo.

The battle to report Ukraine, Russia, and government narratives.

How Big Tech is reshaping how we pay attention.

Microsoft co-founder discusses social media, Trump, and his concerns over misinformation.

DeepSeek shakes up tech, raising security and influence concerns in the West.

Prince Harry has settled his legal battle against Murdoch’s News Group Newspapers.

Challenge and dilemma for journalists reporting on Los Angeles disaster.

Why Mark Zuckerberg has changed tactics ahead of President Trump's return.

CNN faces backlash over Syrian prisoner misidentification.

Syria enters a new era for journalists after the fall of the Assad regime.

Why Reddit is one of the world’s fastest growing social networks.

Mishal Husain leaves the BBC after 26 years to join Bloomberg

What a Netflix boxing spectacle tells us about the future of media.

Discussion of the diversification of media sources and the struggle for relevance.

The pundits and pollsters who got the election wrong.

How Andy Cohen created the Real Housewives phenomenon.

The journalists documenting the atrocities of the so-called Islamic State.

The BBC’s Rushdi Abualouf on life for journalists in a war zone.

The manager of Europe’s biggest YouTube creators reveals their strategy.

How the BBC exposed billionaire businessman Mohamed Al Fayed.

Tracing the origin of the rumour that spawned an extraordinary political soundbite.

US says YouTubers have been paid to post videos with 'hidden Russian government messaging'

From Squid Game to The Masked Singer, some of the most popular shows come from South Korea

What the Pavel Durov case means for the future of social media.

How police are using social media to find evidence against rioters in the UK.

How misinformation has fueled riots in England.

Why supporters of Kamala Harris believe the battle to win is online.