CLEAN: British PM's ex-aide arrested over tabloid scandal

The transcript discusses the outdated nature of certain societal concepts, particularly focusing on celebrity culture. It critiques the media's handling of sensitive topics, emphasizing the need for accountability and proper decision-making in firing practices. The discussion concludes with reflections on media ethics and the reputation of certain publications.

What does the speaker believe about the current state of celebrity culture?

• It is more important than ever.

• It has become trivial and outdated.

• It is evolving positively.

• It is irrelevant to modern society.

What is the speaker's opinion on the media's handling of a young girl's murder?

• The media should be praised for their actions.

• The media has done an excellent job.

• The media should ignore such cases.

• The media is focusing on the wrong issues.

According to the speaker, who should be held accountable in the media organization?

• The journalists reporting the news.

• The advertisers supporting the media.

• The woman in a leadership position.

• The readers of the newspaper.

How does the speaker describe the reputation of the newspaper?

• It is highly respected.

• It has always been reputable.

• It has a mixed reputation.

• It has never been very nice.

What does the speaker suggest about the leadership of the media organization?

• The leader should be replaced.

• The leader is misunderstood.

• The leader is irrelevant to the issues.

• The leader is doing a great job.