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Minutes on the catch up, you know, each night. can you realistically cover stories as complex as, say, ukraine in such a short bulletin? well, some of the bulletins are two minutes, actually. so it is a challenge, but i think in development, we found that the key is not to try and race through too many stories. so, to take a couple of stories and kind of break them down. kind of, what's the story? why does it matter? why is it happening? and not assume too much knowledge, to use graphics to help kind of explain, then signpost to other kind of areas of the bbc if they want to know more. so it's...

No—one bbc news, it is time for the media show. —— now on bbc news. hello i'm ros atkins. welcome to the media show. we've got to talk about russian media in the uk because the government's culture secretary, nadine dorries, says she wants the regulator 0fcom to look at what she calls russian propaganda in the uk. we'll consider that. we'll also learn about russian media inside russia itself and we've got to talk about bloomberg as well. last week and the supreme court, it was stopped from publishing a story on privacy grounds, and that sparked a broader discussion about how you balance ...

Carefully under review in such sensitive times and takes action when necessary. well, that's the culture secretary, and then this is the prime minister in the house of commons earlier. we live in a democracy, | mr speaker, and we live in a country that believes in free speech. _ and i think it important that we should leave i it up to 0fcom, rather than to politicians, i to decide which media organisations to ban. i that's what russia does. well, chris curtis from broadcast magazine, first of all, how we understand when the culture secretary talks about disinformation, what she referencing? 0f...

Announced — or rather tweeted — he is to resign from the company he created 16 years ago. chief technical officer parag agrawal has taken over. here in the uk, the regulator 0fcom introduced the children's code to protect children's data online. its focus will be gaming, social media and video streaming. companies, even those who are based abroad, will have to adhere to a series of standards. if they don't, they could face heavy sanctions. hi! today's teenagers have never known the world before the internet. life online has massively expanded. ijust wondered if i could talk to you guys for...

This, who's the owner? and often by the time they get round to it, the account has been deleted. it is a chicken and egg situation in that we need to get the confidence of players so that they come forward to support the prosecution so that we can take them through the system so that there can be an outcome so that players can feel confident that if they do support prosecution there will be something tangible. we are starting to see some progress, which is good news, so, certainly with facebook and instagram. twitter, we are a bit behind in, but again we are starting to have some really positi...