The paparazzi always follow Kate Middleton because she is
considered royalty, and I feel that Kate deserves a break. Like the rest of us,
she is human and should be allowed her privacy.
The Editor of Closer
feels that his company has done nothing wrong and that he has every right to
publish the pictures of Kate Middleton (Huffington Post, 2012).
Do you agree or disagree with the editor?
The Royal family has asked a United Kingdom court to
enforce a publication ban against Closer and
the pictures they have in their possession. The court granted the request and agreed
that Closer magazine had no right to
take the photos. The magazine was asked to give the pictures to Kate Middleton
and Prince William. They will be charged eight thousand pounds if further
pictures are released (Sonwalkar, 2012).
Here is a youtube video that I think you should watch to get a better idea about the issue.
Publication bans exist all around the world and I have
given you examples from Canada and the United Kingdom.
In my future posts I will be blogging about cameras in the courtroom and why (in my view) they are not a good idea.
In my future posts I will be blogging about cameras in the courtroom and why (in my view) they are not a good idea.
References
American
Broadcasting Corporation. (2012, September 17).Kate Middleton Topless Photos:
Palace Seeks Publication Ban in UK. [Video file]. Retrieved from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=va2vEmt2sI0
Huffington
Post. (2012). Kate Middleton Topless Photos: Nude Images of the Duchess
Of
Cambridge Published in French Magazine. Retrieved from http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/14/kate-middleton-topless-photos-closer_n_1883230.html
Sonwalkar,
P. (2012). French Court Bans Future Publications of Kate Middleton’s
Topless
Photos. Retrieved from http://www.dnaindia.com/world/report_french-court-bans-future-publication-of-kate-middleton-s-topless-photos_1742453
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