Raymond Snoddy evaluates this week’s news about consolidation in publishing – regional newspapers and books.

Following George Entwistle’s appearance at the culture select committtee, Raymond Snoddy continues to explore the ramifications for the BBC and its executives…

Raymond Snoddy on the conspiracy theory surrounding the Savile and Newsnight inquiries and the possible implications for BBC director-general, George Entwistle.

Raymond Snoddy on the enduring power of television that leapt out of a study by Deloitte Research.

Raymond Snoddy on the speculation surrounding the Financial Times in light of Scardino’s departure from Pearson and the uncertainty facing Alexander Lebedev…

Raymond Snoddy peers through the connected mist to focus on some key thoughts that might take us forward.

Raymond Snoddy says listen carefully to George Entwistle’s fine words and you can find a series of dilemmas, if not downright inconsistencies, rather more serious than the treatment of senior women…

Raymond Snoddy on Sky, BT and the staggering wealth of technology companies (and the potential they represent)…

Raymond Snoddy says you can see the sort of word association games that lead to individual reshuffle decisions in David Cameron’s mind: Disabled, Paralympics, Olympics legacy, culture secretary and then shove in equality to make a natural bridge and bingo…

Raymond Snoddy asks: Can a local TV station run as a sustaining business once the BBC subsidies end? Will enough viewers watch? Will advertisers be the slightest bit interested?