Media Forum: Should SMG be broken up now?
28 Jul 2006
Does Scottish Media Group need to sell its assets while it can, Alasdair Reid asks.
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It's amazing how changing your language can change the way you think. Words can act to restrict our thinking or enhance it. They can add emotion or take it away. They can mean one thing to one person and something completely different to another, writes Chris Arnold.
Does Scottish Media Group need to sell its assets while it can, Alasdair Reid asks.
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