Stephen Glover in The Independent argues that the paparazzi were not to blame for the death of Princess Diana, but they are "the dark side of a free press." Alan Ruddock in The Guardian wonders whether the Evening Standard can survive the war of the London freesheets.
Peter Preston in The Observer has discovered that American newspapers are "so awful". (I can't believe he didn't realise that years ago).
I particularly recommend Brian Cathcart's column in the New Statesman, a prescient piece on the problems caused by the Madeleine McCann coverage.
