Max Mosley Interview (Part Two)

The transcript discusses the challenges of public scrutiny, legal battles over privacy, and the ethical responsibilities of the media. It highlights the speaker's legal actions in response to media intrusion and the need for changes in the legal system to protect privacy. The conversation also touches on the distinction between public interest and private life, emphasizing the importance of privacy rights.

What is the speaker's stance on defending oneself when attacked by the media?

• Avoid any legal action

• Ignore the media and move on

• Always defend oneself

• Seek public sympathy

What is one of the changes the speaker seeks in the European Court of Human Rights?

• Editors should be allowed to publish anything

• Editors should inform individuals before publishing about their private life

• Trials should be held in public

• Editors should have complete freedom

According to the speaker, what should happen if someone is doing something illegal?

• The public should be notified directly

• The police should be informed

• It should be kept a secret

• The media should publish it immediately

What does the speaker criticize about the media's approach to selling newspapers?

• Using scandal to sell newspapers

• Focusing on serious news

• Ignoring public interest stories

• Providing too much entertainment content

What does the speaker believe about the privacy of one's personal life?

• It should be shared with the media

• It should be discussed openly

• It should remain private

• It should be public knowledge