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Using the example of the controversy surrounding the death of Princess Diana, Russell C. Turiak, a member of the celebrity paparazzi with 20 years experience, described the "hypocrisy" of the traditional media when evaluating tabloid journalism...
Frederick Schauer, the academic dean of the Kennedy School and Stanton professor of the First Amendment, provided his views by describing the current legal environment for tabloid journalism...
Leaving aside the large sums of money at stake, he said that the real issue about tabloid journalism that has been raised in recent months is whether or not public officials and celebrities "ought to have some zone of privacy...
Stephen W. Coz '79, editor of the National Enquirer, said that tabloid newspapers are often judged by unfair standards and that network television is also very "tabloid" in nature...
...same time, he said that sensationalism is a key motivating factor in tabloid journalism...