It was D-day for the BBC this week as the corporation announced where the axe will fall in its long-awaited DQF review, and on the latest edition of Media Talk, John Plunkett hears from Dan Sabbagh and former BBC1 controller Lorraine Heggessey about cuts, repeats, and job loses as we bring you the final word on "Delivering Quality First".
Also in the podcast, Neil Henderson from the Red Consultancy, helps analyse the media reaction to Amanda Knox after she was acquitted of murder.
Finally, we wonder whether Amy Childs and Channel 5 are onto a winner as she agrees to star in a new docusoap.
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