Two former Australian prime ministers take on the Murdoch empire. Plus, the dangers of reporting in Uttar Pradesh.
The Listening Post
About the show
A weekly programme that examines and dissects the world’s media, how they operate and the stories they cover. Watch The Listening Post every Saturday at 0830GMT
Meet the presenter
Richard Gizbert created The Listening Post for Al Jazeera and has hosted the programme since its debut in 2006.
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We assess the damage Donald Trump has inflicted on US news and also the damage media outlets have done to themselves.
The brutal killing of a teacher and the Charlie Hebdo trial rekindle France’s debate over laicite.
A year since Kashmir lost its autonomy, narratives of the region’s past, present and future are as contested as ever.
Armenia and Azerbaijan are at war over a disputed region – and this is reflected in their broadcasts.
Days before the first presidential debate, the New York Times drops a bombshell of a story.
Student activists in Thailand speak the unspeakable as they demand reforms to the monarchy.
Gulf states sell normalisation as a win for regional peace by managing the media narrative and suppressing dissent.
Powered by activists and journalists on Telegram, Belarusian protesters complete a month on the streets.
The story of Felicien Kabuga, the role he played in Rwanda’s genocide and how he evaded justice for 26 years.
Is Rupert Murdoch’s media empire responsible for spreading deadly misinformation on COVID-19?