Prince Harry In Court, BBC on YouTube, Channel 4 Studios

It’s Harry vs Daily Mail: but as both sides bring robust arguments, could this one get messy? Journalist and TV producer Steven D Wright gets the popcorn out.

Also on the show: the BBC agrees a deal with YouTube and Ofcom to produce content for the platform. TV critic Rhianna Dhillon explains the deal and what it means for your feed.

All that plus: Channel 4 gets commercial, the Government throws a spanner in the Telegraph deal AGAIN... and, in the Audio Network Media Quiz, we take on the gossip columnists.

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What The Media Club has been reading this week:

Prince Harry testifies against the Mail

BBC to make content for YouTube

Channel 4 appoint their first in-house chief

Lisa Nandy 'minded' to refer Mail/Telegraph deal to CMA

Prue Leith to leave Bake Off

Alan Rusbridger joins The New World

Jamie Laing hires former Amazon Podcast boss

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