ITV's group director of corporate affairs, will leave the broadcaster at the end of the year. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

Outgoing ITV executive chairman is enamoured of the digital economy bill - despite what its critics might think Michael Grade couldn't be more effusive about the digital economy bill if he tried. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

Shadow Environment Secretary Archie Norman speaks at the Conservative party conference in Bournemouth, during the Environment, Transport and the Regions debate. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

I knew it was going to be a good week when it started with me still smiling at Charlton's 5-1 victory last Saturday against the MK Dons. We haven't won 5-1 since the old king died. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

ARCHIE NORMAN, ITV’s new chairman, is planning a root-and-branch shake-up of the broadcaster’s boardroom as well as a strategic rethink that could see it break back into the pay-TV arena. Full Article at Times Online

Jon Rees, Financial Mail 21 November 2009, 7:10pm The ending of ITV's days as a free-to-air broadcaster is likely to happen soon after the former Asda boss joins as non-executive chairman in January to replace Michael Grade. Full Article at This Is Money

Alan Carr has said he is "all for" taking a pay cut when his contract is renewed, saying people must pull together in the recession. Full Article at Daily Star

Archie Norman will get to work on finding a new chief executive at ITV almost immediately, even though he only officially joins the broadcaster in January. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

FORMER Conservative MP Archie Norman has been named as the new chairman of ITV following the broadcaster’s protracted search to replace Michael Grade. Full Article at Wales Online

M&S has appointed Marc ­Bolland, the head of supermarket chain Morrisons, as its chief executive, while ITV has hired former Tory MP and Asda boss Archie Norman to be its new chairman. Full Article at Daily Express

The choice of the former chief executive of Asda and Tory MP was yesterday cheered by media specialists and the City, putting to rest ITV's "embarrassing" problem of finding a replacement for executive chairman Michael Grade, who announced he was... Full Article at The Scotsman

SO ITV has named ex-Conservative MP Archie Norman as its new chairman to succeed Michael Grade. But how will Norman, once chief executive at Asda, get along with his new underlings? Past omens are not good. Full Article at Daily Express

Why are we asking this now? Britain's biggest commercial broadcaster yesterday unveiled its new chairman, Archie Norman, the former Conservative MP and chairman of the Asda supermarket chain. Full Article at The Independent

ITV appointed the former Asda chief executive and Tory MP Archie Norman as its new chairman yesterday, ending months of speculation about who would take the job. Full Article at The Independent

Archie Norman, ITV’s incoming chairman, is unlikely to appoint a new chief executive before Easter, saying that he would not commit to a timescale for finding a leader for the broadcaster. Full Article at Times Online

Former Asda boss Archie Norman is new head of ITV Nov 18 2009 ITV took its first step in resolving its leadership crisis when the broadcaster appointed former Conservative MP Archie Norman as chairman. Full Article at The Daily Record

Mr Norman, who is known for turning around supermarket chain Asda and the telecoms business Energis before selling both, will take up the position in January, replacing industry veteran Michael Grade. Full Article at Irish Times

Replacing Michael Grade as chairman of ITV is an "irresistible challenge", Archie Norman has said. Full Article at BBC News

Former Asda chief executive Archie Norman has been named ITV’s new chairman, replacing Michael Grade, who will step down in January next year. Full Article at The Stage