Tomorrow afternoon I'll be chairing a conference organised by the Voice of The Listener & Viewer entitled Citizenship and broadcasting, putting the public into public service broadcasting.
The three speakers at the Woburn House event will be Phil Graf, Ofcom's deputy chair, Diane Coyle, a BBC trustee and Stephen Jukes, dean of the media school at Bournemouth university and former news executive at Reuters.
It will be a landmark day for the VLV because its founder, Jocelyn Hay, is handing over the chair to former Panorama reporter Richard Lindley. Her 25-year success is also the subject of my London Evening Standard column today.
If you want to know more about tomorrow's events, go here.
