Raymond Snoddy on media: Emap's sale brings a tear to the eye
It's really silly to be emotional about a company, particularly a publicly quoted one. Once they move onto the stock market, even well-run organisations, or those with a certain heritage, become mere commodities to be sold to the highest bidder. They dice companies up and call it unlocking shareholder value.
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