And now, finally, we know when Tony Blair will leave Number Ten. As the media - and Blair himself - continue to be concerned with what his legacy will be, our regular correspondent Russ J Graham considers what future historians should take into account when evaluating Tony Blair's impact in the broadcasting arena.
Read his commentary now, in Blair's Broadcasting Legacy - in EMC's InsideTV.
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