Once upon a time our county, Norfolk, had arguably the finest and best-informed media of any region in the country. In the 1970s and 1980s, led by Alf Jenner, who was acknowledged as one of the finest newspapermen in the country, the Eastern Daily Press was a superb daily broadsheet. It was read over breakfast in a majority of homes, covering news and sport, local government and politics, crime and the courts, agriculture and business, fashion and style. At the time, the EDP was owned by the Colmans and the Copemans, the major shareholders of Eastern Counties Newspapers; the rot set in under Archant, and, more recently, Newquest. Anglia Television, also under Norfolk ownership, operating from Norwich. In its early years, Anglia TV established a deserved national reputation for the…