北師大版高中英語(yǔ)模塊4--Unit 11 The Media Lesson 2-2

北師大版高中英語(yǔ)模塊4--Unit 11 The Media Lesson 2-2 [00:02.22]According to the law in Britain, [00:03.80]it is legal to take photographs [00:05.84]of famous people if they are in public. [00:08.64]But sometimes, the paparazzi go too far [00:11.27]in their attempt to get the best photographs. [00:14.12]They may climb onto roofs or tall trees. [00:17.46]They may even rent a boat [00:19.21]or a helicopter in order to get pictures [00:21.88]of famous people. [00:23.32]But I know there are people [00:25.03]who defend the paparazzi. [00:27.44]Their argument is that taking photographs [00:30.15]of famous people is part of the news [00:32.81]colleting and reporting process. [00:35.68]Don't you think that the paparazzi [00:37.69]should have the same rights [00:38.88]as all journalists? [00:40.82]Yes, I agree. [00:42.39]But not all the methods the paparazzi use [00:45.08]are legal, [00:46.11]and because their photographs can make [00:48.59]great profits, [00:49.76]the paparazzi are often prepared to [00:51.60]risk expensive legal costs. [00:54.32]One very famous example is Princess Diana's [00:57.56]unfortunate death in 1997. [01:00.62]Since then, the law and the public opinion [01:03.77]have been less in favour of the paparazzi [01:05.94]and their job. [01:07.74]In recent years, many famous people [01:09.80]have also taken legal action against members [01:12.71]of the paparazzi and they... [01:14.51]

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