Privacy and The Media By Khalid Doubi.

Privacy and The Media
According to Kristine Brown and Susan Hood in “Privacy and the media”, the fourth estate is forced by the society to publish an event or story; some people from the society stand against these news; they think it’s private but others think it’s normal to know it. the Fourth estate interferes in the people’s privacy and in their own life; for example, the scandal which happened in the U.S.A. when President Clinton had a relationship with a women and the fourth estate published it. Journalists gain a lot of money from chasing famous people to publish their privacy stories about private affairs. Journalists also take photographs of a celebrity people from their private life and Provocation them. However this is the way that Diana died, because the paparazzis were trying to take photographs and scandal her. There are a lot of critics from the society who claim that the government should stop those paparazzi and journalists who are whipping and scandaling the famous people, because a lot of celebrities don’t want their private life to be published in the news or to the public and the society.
Brown, k. & hood, s. (2002). Privacy and the media. In Academic encounters. New York: Cambridge unir. Press, pp. 123-125