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  • Why is appearing on breakfast TV like a cataract operation?
    by Charles Miller
    As a programme-maker, I spend my time persuading people to put themselves into the hands of the BBC. I don't often experience the process from the other end, but I did this weekend: A friendly-sounding woman calls me and says...


 
The World in 2012?

The Economist's Daniel Franklin makes predictions and assesses some of the challenges for the year ahead.

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Alex Crawford reflects

Sky's Alex Crawford.

As the first journalist to enter Tripoli with anti-Gaddafi forces, Sky News special correspondent Alex Crawford has been widely acclaimed for her coverage of Libya and 'the Arab Spring'.

In the latest 'Reflections' event at the Frontline Club in London, Alex spoke to Vin Ray about her career and the people who've inspired her.



Radio 4's Gwyneth Williams

Gwyneth Williams.

Gwyneth Williams, controller of BBC Radio 4, is in charge of an institution which many people care passionately about.

In a joint event with the Media Society, she spoke to Telegraph radio critic Gillian Reynolds about the challenges, pitfalls and expectations of her role.




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