Andrew Cameron sat in one of the hottest seats in Fleet Street at a time when the British newspaper industry was going through its greatest ever period of change and strife - confrontation with the unions over the introduction of the new technologies, political interference and accusations of dumming down, the increased power of consumer watchdogs, the fallout from the Maxwell saga, and the rise in the Murdoch influence. At the same time, the Express Newspaper Group was experiencing its own major restructuring and Cameron found himself in the middle of a double revolution. This is an honest, hard-hitting and, at times amusing, insight into the national and international world of the newspaper business.