Have our indigenous press publishers really had their chips?

 
I started my media career in 2000 at The Scotsman Publications. This was back in a simpler, pre-Smartphone, era, when Big Brother was yet to hit our TV screens, turkey twizzlers were still on the school menu and editor-in-chief and political rabble-rouser Andrew Neil held the keys to the kingdom.
Whether or not you liked the man, his politics or his controversial stewardship of ‘Scotland’s National Newspaper’, the paper regularly sold more than 100,000 copies a day back