CLEAN: Royal Webbing: Britain's monarchy goes digital

The transcript discusses the British royal family's use of social media to engage with the public, inviting comments and interaction to appear more relatable. It touches on the public's perception of the royal wedding, particularly focusing on Kate Middleton's transition from middle class to royalty. The conversation reflects on cultural identity and class distinctions within British society.

What is the primary reason the family is using social media?

• To advertise their products

• To promote a new TV show

• To avoid media scrutiny

• To stay connected with the public

What does the family invite the public to do on social media?

• Attend a virtual event

• Share their personal stories

• Post comments, even if critical

• Buy merchandise

How does the family want to be perceived by the public?

• As distant and unapproachable

• As friendly and human

• As authoritative and strict

• As indifferent and aloof

What is the significance of Kate Middleton's background in the royal wedding story?

• She comes from a middle-class background

• She is a renowned politician

• She was already a princess

• She is a famous actress

What emotion does the family express about the public's social networks?

• Confusion

• Disapproval

• Indifference

• Jealousy