Are famous people treated unfairly by the media? Should they be given more privacy, or is the price of their fame an invastion into their private life?

It is evident the nature of media has rapidly evolved over the past few years, reshaping the way media companies do business.

However

, the

fact

that celebrities’

privacy

is at stake is just one of many inevitable products of

fame

that have been long acknowledged.

First

, unlike one single media channel, the pool of media should be considered reasonably fair as many channels are simultaneously participating to offer varying or even contradicting opinions. In

fact

, the increased availability of media channels has reached the point where information efficiency is achieved. The implication of

this

is that famous people should be expecting even

more fairness

Suggestion

fairer

treatment now and down the road.

Also

of importance is the

fact

that any libel or slander against famous people are done by the media can be easily brought to trial, resulting in significant liabilities for the media.

This

, thereby, acts as a disincentive for media corporations

from

Suggestion

for

failing to meet the industry standards on

privacy

issue, especially when it involves celebrities. It should be acknowledged that

fame

and media attention are tied to one another. Celebrities should expect a reasonable level of intrusion upon seclusion and biases

from

Suggestion

of

the media since those are recognized products of

fame

.

This

suggests that the media and celebrities share the responsibility on

privacy

issue rather than attributing all the blames to the media. In

fact

, with an increase in public exposure, the responsibility held by public figures should be set even higher than

otherwise

.

Thus

, famous ones should not be infuriated simply because the media is doing its regular job. In conclusion, famous people are treated fairly by the press since it is getting increasingly harder for the media to cross the line nowadays. It is safe to say acknowledging the celebrities’ higher

privacy

responsibility associated with

fame

is key to finding the common ground between the media and celebrities on

this

subject matter.