Peter Wilby in The Guardian argues that journalists who expend hundreds of column inches on speculating about what might happen could benefit from a more serious "slow journalism" approach.
Stephen Glover in The Independent muses on the successful revamp of the London Evening Standard, but thinks "should be re-engineered" to appeal to an upscale audience "for whom freesheets are anathema."
Peter Preston in The Observer charts the febrile relationship between newspaper pundits and the prime minister. And Tim Luckhurst in the Independent on Sunday, in analysing the latest sales figures, wonders whether political news is more appealing to readers than gossip and speculation.
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