1/10. A look at the world's media landscape presented by Tyler Brûlé and featuring interviews, films and behind-the-scenes insights. See yesterday's choice.

Source: Radio Times

21:00

Border Crossing: the Journey of Raymond Williams

BBC Four

Wed 26^th Jan 2005, 21:00 on BBC Four

The story of the man behind the intellectual revolution that overturned the idea that "culture" could only mean high culture and that only an elite could be deemed "cultured". Featuring contributions from David Hare, Eric Hobsbawm and Lisa Jardine.

Contributors

Unknown:: David Hare
Unknown:: Eric Hobsbawm
Unknown:: Lisa Jardine

Source: Radio Times

22:00

Prog Rock

BBC Four

Wed 26^th Jan 2005, 22:00 on BBC Four

Fixated with mythological imagery and triple gatefold sleeves, progressive rock faded when punk arrived, but was it as bad as its critics say? Time Shift gets the lowdown on Yes, Genesis et al. Rock Family
Trees on prog rock follows. Classic Albums - The Dark Side of the Moon is on Friday at 11.35pm on BBC2

Source: Radio Times

22:40

Rock Family Trees

BBC Four

Wed 26^th Jan 2005, 22:40 on BBC Four

Pete Frame's genealogical documentary on prog rock's originals. With contributions from Rick Wakeman, Jon Anderson and Keith Emerson.

Contributors

Unknown:: Rick Wakeman
Unknown:: Jon Anderson
Unknown:: Keith Emerson.

Source: Radio Times

23:30

El Bonaerense

BBC Four

Wed 26^th Jan 2005, 23:30 on BBC Four

Uncompromising Argentinian drama about the prejudice and ineptitude of the Buenos Aires police force. Directed by Pablo Trapero. In Spanish with English subtitles.
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