Q&A

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Format, format, format. Aiming for a middle ground between humour and news, so far TEN's new show ends up missing both.
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It's been three years since TEN won a ratings week, and only the second time since OzTAM began in 2001. Meanwhile Nine comes third in a week with State of Origin.
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Thursday’s aren’t the same without Q&A says host Tony Jones.
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State of Origin powered to a record 2.28m viewers, helping Nine win the week. But TEN wins 3 key demo groups while ABC finished the week with its editorial tail between its legs.
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Actor William McInnes joins the final panel in the current series of the ABC forum.
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It was a close shave but Nine still won the ratings week thanks largely to Underbelly and the Logies, while TEN's new shows performed well.
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In probably the tightest week of the ratings year, Seven takes glory once more. But the real story was the race for second.
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Peter Garrett is one of five panellists on the ABC show this Thursday.
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John Hewson and Helen Coonan front but it's the next panel that is really interesting...
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Senator Conroy, "the big mouth of Broadband and Communications in Australia" is now on sale via eBay.
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While Communication Minister Conroy was discussing hacked websites on Q&A last night, hackers had attacked the Classification Board website.
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Panel shows are everywhere. But how does the ABC manage to stay at the top of the genre? Courtney Gibson, who commissioned many hit shows, shares her thoughts with TV Tonight.