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about how newsrooms should cover the death of a man whose opinions were contentious.
We're looking at the pressure journalists are under from editorial sensitivity to political polarization.
Also, the Unite the Kingdom rally in London last week drew over 100,000 protesters.
Elon Musk joined it by video link.
Are labels like Far Right to describe some of the participants' essential context,
or do they risk alienating audiences?
That's coming up.
on The Media Show.
We started this week by discussing an interview that my co-presenter Katie Razzle has done with the director general of the BBC.
You can find it on the Media Show podcast if you want to hear it in detail.
Tim Davy talked about the future of public service media,
whether it should partner with US tech giants, and he talked about the BBC's journalism.
In particular,