The paparazzi plague: aggressive celebrity photographers face mounting public anger

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Celebrity photographers have a big financial incentive to hound celebrities for pictures. They may be paid from $20,000-$40,000 for a single photograph. One of Diana and Dodi Al Fayed reportedly earned a photographer $7 mil. In Europe, only France has laws of privacy but they are not always effective.

Social aspects, Cover Story, Ethical aspects, Privacy, Right of, Right of privacy, Celebrities, Media coverage, Diana, Princess of Wales, Paparazzi

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'It will take effort.' (Mexican Pres. Ernesto Zedillo's discusses the economy)(Interview)

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Zedillo says Mexico's economy has stabilized and he points to several key economic indicators as proof of the recovery. He is visiting Canada in hopes of attracting more foreign investment. He also discusses the Helms-Burton bill, Chiapas and politics.

Economic policy, Interview, Economic development, Mexico, Zedillo, Ernesto

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