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Is the media industry too toxic for freelancers? Exec producer Rina Dayalji joins us to discuss the wider problems at the heart of the BBC’s Masterchef scandal.


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Also on the show: how will AI change the way we made and consume media? Meliora CEO Clive Dickens reveals the conversations happening behind closed doors.


Plus: the BBC’s annual report shows healthy profits for its commercial arm - but trouble brewing closer to home.

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What The Media Club has been reading this week:

LEAN AI leaderboard

Freelancers unable to call out toxic behaviour

Torode also leaving Masterchef

BBC's revenues are up to highest ever

But licence fee payers down 300k 

Bob Mortimer returns

Jonathan Miller, RIP

Millionaire Spin Off Comes To ITV

BBC's Highest Paid Journalists - the numbers are in

Adolescence Picks Up 13 Emmy Nominations

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