The Guardian rounds up the best comments, questions and answers from our recent live chat on tomorrow's journalist – what tools and skills will they need to survive and thrive?
The BBC's decision to move network programmes from London to the regions has long been controversial inside the corporation. Last week it leapt onto the national news agenda when Ed Havard, editor of Question Time, resigned rather than move to Glasgow, and David Dimbleby, the programme's presenter, made clear his displeasure. Then the Mail on Sunday added fire to the flames with a splash revealing that a senior figure involved in the exodus is commuting to Salford Quays at public expense...from his home in Kentucky. Armed with its exclusive the MoS invited me to contribute to the debate. You can read my views here (you have to scroll down below the news story). What do you think?
