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Live now on our forum: Robert Peston vs the rest

by Matthew Rock - Friday, 25th January 2008 - (1) comment

Who gives  the best business coverage on the TV and radio? Brainy Peston? The rising star Flanders? The Godfather Peter Day? Tell us your views.

Are you a Peston-person?
Does Evanomics send you to heaven?
Is Greg Wood dead wood?

Actually, it's a serious question. Entrepreneurs and owner-directors need serious, hard-hitting business journalism to convey the importance and challenges of running your own business. With the greater profile now accorded to business, through ratings-topping programmes such as Dragons' Den and with BBC economics expert Evan Davis taking the hot seat on the Today programme, there's a chance to raise the bar for coverage of business in the media.

Please join in our debate.

1 Comments

January 25, 2008 6:37pm
Stuart Rock Says:

I have voted. Stephanie Flanders and Peter Day. Reasons on the forum.

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