Starmer’s YouTube Demands Hit A BBC-Shaped Wall; The Proof Is Brutal
Right, so Keir Starmer’s Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy, a woman who has just now decided to take herself and her department off of Twitter due because despite it being her brief, legislating its behaviour appears to be beyond her has gone to Parliament with a plan for “trusted news” online, because …
Is The BBC In Jeopardy? Plus: Zeteo UK soft launch
The BBC's annual report lands with a sharp rise in licence fee dodgers and a stark warning from new Director General Matt Brittin that the corporation is being held back by its own funding model. LBC's Iain Dale gives us his verdict on where Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy's plan to widen the licence …
Burnham’s new cabinet: What did the media miss?
As Andy Burnham becomes prime minister, Alan Rusbridger and Lionel Barber discuss the new cabinet on Media Confidential. When it comes to new appointments, how did the media get it so wrong?
As Lisa Nandy keeps her role as culture secretary, the pair discuss the BBC charter renewal and the broadcas…
The Gambling Review Is Back On? What Burnham’s Cabinet Means For Operators |. Ep. 822
Andy Burnham is the new Prime Minister but what does his government mean for the future of UK gambling regulation?
In this episode of iGaming Daily, Charlie Horner is joined by SBC’s Editor-at-Large, Ted Menmuir, to break down Burnham’s cabinet appointments and the possible consequences for the gam…
Will Andy Burnham’s social media strategy work?
Since Andy Burnham became Prime Minister in July, he has been producing social media content with creators and has garnered over half a million followers in TikTok and over 700,000 on Instagram. But will a social media-focused strategy work for the PM?
Benedict Pringle, partner and global client le…
March 2027. England Finally Has A Date
England's short-let register has a date. By March.
Lisa Nandy told the Commons on Thursday the national scheme will be "up and running in full by March", which means March 2027. It's the first firm month the government has put on it.
Where that leaves the UK:
→ Scotland: licensing, in force since O…
70 Up the final instalment of 7 Up, Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy on the BBC & how polling informs political media strategy?
What does Channel 4's undercover investigation into Reform UK tell us about the relationship between polling, politics and the press? Katie Razzall and Ros Atkins hear from journalists Jake Kanter International Investigations Editor at Deadline, and James Ball Political Editor at The New World, an…
The Media Show: A television experiment that lasted 60 years
In 1964, a group of seven-year-olds appeared in a TV documentary about class in Britain. The cameras returned every seven years to see how their lives had changed. Now, more than 60 years later, 70 Up brings the project to an end. Jo Clinton-Davis, Controller of Factual at ITV, talks about the peop…
Is the government doing anything to stop AI killing us all?
The government needs to step up and properly regulate AI - that’s what Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy told the podcast - saying we can expect to hear more about it soon.
She’s on the podcast this week talking to Beth after we’ve heard warnings that AI “could kill us all by the end of the decade”. Lis…
Jake Kanter, 'Deadline', on Rachel Jupp, BBC cuts, Channel 4 and Lisa Nandy
Jake Kanter, investigations editor at Deadline, discusses the BBC’s appointment of Rachel Jupp as director of news and the challenges facing the broadcaster, from finances and proposed cuts to its shift towards digital. He also examines the pressures facing Channel 4, and reflects on Culture Secret…
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