The Documentary Podcast: Archive 2007

The first programme will show how rapidly the shock wave of the credit crunch is spreading and why it is now moving far ... Read more

There are now as many private security contractors in Iraq as there are US soldiers. To whom are they accountable when ... Read more

Peter Day reports on whether the US Food and Drug Administration will licence the HIV/AIDS drug Maraviroc.

Allan Urry investigates links between the Pentagon, politicians and weapons manufacturers.

Since the Uzbek government put down an uprising in Andijan in 2005, the country has become more and more isolated from t... Read more

Building democracy: What is the role of radio in building democracy? In Papua, a new radio station is being installed as... Read more

Freedom of the internet:How do the motives of mainstream news websites compare with the agendas of blogs? In part two of... Read more

What is the future of news, when the internet may undermine the old-fashioned paternalistic precepts? BBC's Alan Little ... Read more

BBC's Roy Greenslade looks at how far reporting 'the truth' can be endangered by governments, corporations and the new w... Read more

The BBC and other international broadcasters boast "objective" news and impartial window onto the world, but is such a t... Read more