Max Mosley Interview on Privacy Laws

The transcript discusses the tension between the right to privacy and the public's right to information. It highlights the challenges faced when legal processes are bypassed by media outlets, leading to privacy breaches without remedies. The speaker emphasizes the unfairness of the situation where private information is exposed, legal recourse is unavailable, and financial burdens are imposed.

What are the two rights that need to be balanced according to the text?

What difficulty is mentioned regarding the public's right to information?

How does the text describe the role of a newspaper in legal matters?

What is the implication of not being able to make information private again?

What consequences are mentioned for making private information public?