Last night’s documentary, "Your Country Needs Blue" from the BBC might have been flawed, but by using the Hero's Journey monomyth, it illustrated the challenge that faces Blue to the casual viewer. It’s just a shame that the larger challenge the BBC faces in the Song Contest for the future wasn’t addressed.

The ever increasing popularity of Eurovision in Australia has led its official broadcaster to boost its coverage and create more localised content for its fans. ESC Insight brings you the definitive guide to following the song contest in the land down under...

Looking to find out as much as can about the 2011 Eurovision Song Contest? Then maybe we can help, as we announce our 2011 Guide Book. It's a free download, packed with information, facts and opinions on all the songs in this year's contest.

Paul Jordan stirred up a lot of comments on his thoughts on "Fan Favourites" and songs were thrown around the Insight Office with abandon. So what have we decided is our Top Ten Fan Wank? Let's find out.

Why is it that every year there's one song the hardcore Eurovision supporters absolutely love, but seems to die without a trace at the Song Contest once the rest of Europe hears it? Paul Jordan investigates (and desperately tries not to use the term fan-wank).