Hungary and the Battle for Press Freedom
Nick Thorpe on Hungary's press reforms under Péter Magyar, Anneka Rice on fifty years in broadcasting, and experts on the ethics of reporting the Cornell rape case.
Six months after Péter Magyar's election ended Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule, Hungary's new government faces scrutiny over its promised press reforms. BBC East and Central Europe Correspondent Nick Thorpe reports from Budapest on how the country's media is changing.
Broadcaster Anneka Rice reflects on fifty years since joining the BBC as a trainee, tracing her career across television and radio and the changes she has witnessed in British broadcasting.
As the Cornell rape investigation continues, journalism experts including Dr Robert Topinka of Birkbeck, University of London, and Professor Kathleen Bartzen Culver of the University of Wisconsin-Madison consider the ethical and legal responsibilities of reporters covering sensitive cases.
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