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When is a play, not a play? Or a download not a download? As Spotify updates its analytics, we take a look at how YouTube, Apple and others define what we monetise.

Elsewhere, the BBC outlines where the axe will fall. Broadcast consultant Paul Robinson, a veteran of both the BBC and this podcast, tells us more.

Also on the podcast: who’s training the next generation of content makers? Prince Taylor, Executive Producer of Latent Pictures, on whether high-end TV training is actually in good shape.

All that plus: the Government bans social media for the under-sixteens - is this the moment kids’ platforms have been waiting for? And, in The Audio Network Media Quiz, three more media stories where reality is up for grabs.

The Media Quiz is sponsored by Audio Network. Ben selects the music to score each episode and he and the team can do it for you too at audionetwork.com

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A Rethink Audio production, produced by Matt Hill with post-production from Podcast Discovery.

What The Media Club has been reading this week:

BBC to cancel shows and review channels as it cuts content spend

UK social media ban raises digital advertising questions

Spotify redefines a ‘play’

BBC launches 3D World Cup experience

BBC made second Ashley Cain series despite alleged misconduct

Tech platforms overtake news outlets as global news source

Sara Cox sets BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show date

Roger Cook, investigative reporter, dies aged 83

Rivals renewed for Season 3

The Traitors stage show to have 5 different plots


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