On this week's Media Talk podcast, Matt Wells is joined by media lawyer Mark Stephens to discuss the Trafigura scandal, and its implications on free speech. Can gagging orders and super-injunctions work in a world of tweets?
Also in the podcast, Richard Wray ponders whether Michael Grade was right to criticise the media for continually sticking the boot in to ITV.
Plus, Martin Wainwright speaks to BBC North director Peter Salmon as the corporation gets the first set of keys to its new Salford HQ. We hear how easy it is to dupe the red tops. And finally John Plunkett tells us about a schism in UK commercial radio.
