What the Sunday press commentators say...

Today's media sections are devoted to Will Lewis, the new, digitally-mastered editor of the Daily Telegraph. In the Independent on Sunday, Peter Cole and Jane Thynne mention concern by staff that Lewis's chief priority will be multi-platform journalism so that editing the paper itself will be "only a minor part" of the job. In The Observer, there is an explanation by James Robinson about how Lewis succeeded in getting the editorship, while Peter Preston wonders whether the Telegraph's senior managers "have the slightest idea of how great papers can become crippled by milling confusion." (Via The Observer and Independent on Sunday)