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Welcome to The Media Show from the BBC World Service.
This is Ros Atkins and Katie Razzle, and we'll be taking you inside the world of news and entertainment.
This week on The Media Show, we're looking at the right of reply, one of journalism's basic principles.
Some journalists now say that offering the subject of a story the chance
to respond before publication is being used against them.
We'll find out why.
And why British broadcasters are pushing for their own button on TV remote controls.
The right of reply has long been one of the foundations of journalism.
Reporters give people a fair chance to respond before they publish a story about them.
The right of reply process has been in the spotlight this week,
after the Daily Telegraph splashed the news that two billionaire donors were giving