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The BBC World Service’s monthly listener feedback programme.

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More Or Less: Predicting Kenyan election results
Explaining the complexities of predicting the recent Kenyan election results.
06 Apr 2013,10 mins
BBC Africa Science Festival
Reflecting on the World Service's first Festival of Science from Kampala in Uganda.
30 Mar 2013,10 mins
Jamming World Service in Asia
How the World Service's SW transmissions are being affected by jamming in parts of Asia.
23 Mar 2013,10 mins
Reporting the death of Hugo Chavez
Was the World Service's reporting of the death of Hugo Chavez balanced?
16 Mar 2013,10 mins
The role of social media in radio
How social media is changing the relationship between listeners and programme-makers.
09 Mar 2013,10 mins
International Playwriting Competition - Behind the scenes
Rajan Datar meets Angella Emurwon, one of the winners of this year's competition.
03 Mar 2013,10 mins
Pope resignation: Media reaction
How the international media have reacted to the decision of the Pope to stand down.
24 Feb 2013,10 mins
What If... season of programmes
This week on Over to You we hear about What If, a World Service season of programmes.
16 Feb 2013,10 mins
08/02/2013
Talk back to the BBC and challenge the programme makers.
10 Feb 2013,10 mins
The Middle East's Media
What has happened to the Middle East media since the start of the Arab Spring?
09 Feb 2013,28 mins
Using Social Media to Create Programmes
How Alan Dein locked himself in a room, but crossed the world via Skype and Facebook
02 Feb 2013,10 mins
Covering America
How BBC World Service and BBC World News is distributed in North America
27 Jan 2013,10 mins
Digital Listening
The growing demand for podcasts and on-demand listening
19 Jan 2013,10 mins
Inside the World's Newsroom
The BBC is unveiling a new newsroom in London - what will it mean for the World Service?
12 Jan 2013,10 mins
Radio listening in 2013
Over to You takes its annual look-ahead at radio listening trends.
05 Jan 2013,10 mins
Journalism on the front line
Can a story be too dangerous to cover?
30 Dec 2012,28 mins
Journalism on the front line
Can a story be too dangerous to cover?
30 Dec 2012,10 mins
The Art of Presenting
Rajan Datar finds out the art of presenting, with the help of Robin Lustig.
22 Dec 2012,10 mins
How to host Nobel Minds
How to host a discussion with seven of this year's Nobel laureates.
15 Dec 2012,10 mins
Syrian internet
The implications of the latest round in the Syrian media war – cutting the internet.
09 Dec 2012,10 mins
International transmission jamming
Why there's a growing concern among international broadcasters about jamming transmissions
01 Dec 2012,10 mins
The media reporting poverty
Does the reporting of poverty stand up to scrutiny?
25 Nov 2012,10 mins
Radio: Traditional and contemporary
Rajan Datar talks to Alvin Hall about Alistair Cooke's Letters From America.
17 Nov 2012,10 mins
The Editors: Richard Sambrook
How the international media has covered the US election and Chinese leadership changes.
10 Nov 2012,28 mins
Explaining The Why Factor
Why did BBC World Service commission The Why Factor?
03 Nov 2012,10 mins
Jimmy Savile case
Rajan Datar explores the international media's view of the BBC and Jimmy Savile story.
27 Oct 2012,10 mins
Malala Yousafzai and the BBC
What part have the media played in Malala Yousafzai's story?
20 Oct 2012,10 mins
How do you listen to the World Service?
How traditional radio distribution is being balanced with new online media.
13 Oct 2012,10 mins
BBC Africa Debate
Rajan Datar speaks to Audrey Brown, presenter of the BBC Africa Debate.
06 Oct 2012,10 mins
Boston Calling
Rajan Datar speaks to the editor of a new programme about America - Boston Calling.
29 Sep 2012,10 mins