Media Talk: Live-ish at the Guardian Student Media Conference

We're back in the bowels of the Guardian's Kings Place HQ for another of our not-quite-live and not-quite-outside broadcasts this week.

Matt Wells is joined by an all-star panel for a special edition of Media Talk from the Guardian Student Media Conference, where the next generation of Toynbees, Paxmen, and Brookers are preparing to take their first steps into an industry in crisis.

Five Live's Richard Bacon, Emily Bell, Channel 4 News technology correspondent Benjamin Cohen, and student blogger Josh Halliday gather to look for the upside to the downturn and ask:
- what will the media landscape look like in five years?
- can new media help turn the tide of doom and gloom?
- and what does Rupert Murdoch's proposed deal with Microsoft mean for the future of news?

There's plenty of talk about tweeting, as well as nepotism and networking (social and the old-fashioned type), and advice on how to get ahead oin your journey into journalism

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