An
awful lot has been said and written about Rupert Murdoch, the News of the World
phone-hacking scandal and tabloid journalism as a whole. From the superb work of
some
to the stupid,
fame-hungry actions of others, the scandal really has been packed with
drama – which is sad, in a way, because the main story should not be an
80-year-old man having a pie thrust into his face; it should be the terrible
intrusion from certain people in the media into the lives of innocent people
and the sickening actions of some journalists which has brought this story-obtaining
method into the public eye – which hopefully will result in change.
