>> The Royal Household has successfully censored the UK press on the matter. Why ?
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Matter of principle. Photos were taken in private location.
>> the photos are easily accessible on the net with the BBC and DM et all
>> telling people where to look. How dumb do they think their "subjects" are ?
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Yes, maybe accessible to the Apple generation.
A large proportion of elderly Royalists do not have access to t'internet (silver non-sulfers).
Photos of William and Kate on a public beach while on honeymoon were on t'internet elsewhere, but UK press did not re-publish them.
Censorship is dead on the internet. For those who want to see anything, however gross or indecent, it can be found on the web. You may risk going to jail for some images, but if you are determined to find it, anything you want can be can be found.
Edit: apparently The Sun has got around the problem by getting actors to pose in a re-enactment.
www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/08/22/the-sun-recreates-harry-pics.html
Last edited by: John H on Thu 23 Aug 12 at 08:10
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