Despite all the hoopla surrounding the main broadcasters prime time reality projects, it was the dour sepia-soaked melancholy of Downton Abbey on Sunday night (ITV, 9pm) that won over the weekend’s biggest audience .
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Speaking at MediaTel’s Future of National Newspapers event, former editor of the Independent, Chris Blackhurst, issued stark warnings about business models, investigative journalism and the future of content.
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The new devices will offer consumers a number of new features that will enhance the entertainment experience, from high-quality video streaming quality to a headphone jack for private listening.