Italy - Paparazzo Massimo Sestini on Diana crash

The video discusses the challenges of creating a uniform global regulation due to varying laws across countries. It highlights the role of public interest and media in following public figures, driven by the right to report and public demand. The speaker argues that regulation is difficult as long as the public continues to buy scandalous media. The video concludes that if the market stops valuing such content, the media will shift focus.

Why is it difficult to create a uniform regulation for media coverage across different countries?

What role does public interest play in the regulation of media coverage of public figures?

How does the sale of scandalous newspapers affect the regulation of media coverage?

What might happen if the public stops buying certain types of media content?

In your opinion, is it possible to regulate media coverage effectively? Why or why not?