So many excitements this week.
Tuesday sees Alan Yentob's dinner at the Media Society's Annual Awards. They haven't tweeted about ticket availability for a week, so I presume they've sold around 400 seats at £125 each. Or moved to a smaller room.
Wednesday sees Michael Buerk back on The Moral Maze on Radio 4, wrangling with the ethical problems of exploiting a tv appearance on an exploitative television 'reality' show with a follow-up exploitative 'inside-story' book.
Thursday sees the first BBC Music Awards, live from Earls Court. In the USA, you can watch live on Palladia TV, a subsidiary of MTV, in itself a subsidiary of Viacom. This is, apparently, a triumph, and clearly distinctive.
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