I had an hour with Nick Emery, CEO, Mindshare just off Tottenham Court Road. Neither of us could remember when we last met....but my sense was at least ten years - that's what happens when you are confined to Westminster....We talked about digital, programme making, Leveson et al.  See: www.mindshareworld.com

This morning I am at a BSAC Get Creative conference where the chat is almost exclusively about the Leveson Inquiry and whether Jeremy Hunt will survive as Secretary of State (no-one said he would). In the first session: Do we have the brands, virtual networks and infrastructure?  I asked Kip Meek, a panellist, whether the rise of litigation against Ofcom demanded a resolution which might be a Court of Arbitration on the lines of the Court of Arbitration for Sport in...

I attended a meeting of Hacked Off last night - you can check it out at www.hackinginquiry.org - we meet under Chatham House rules so all I can tell you is that it was a very productive discussion.

Ed Miliband's sureness of touch was heightened yesterday when he asked Jon Cruddas MP to head up his Policy Review team. This is very good news indeed.

The CAABU Executive met again yesterday evening. We have now had four letters in Private Eye putting right a scurrilous piece they wrote about us two editions ago. Nonetheless, we are still struggling to make ends meet and we may yet have to close if we do not find further funding.