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Newsweek imagines Diana at 50

Is imagining what a woman who died more than a decade ago would look like today a bold and brazen approach to an old topic or a crass and cringe-worthy attempt to stir up controversy and sales? Public opinion seems to be tilting toward the latter in the case of the upcoming issue of Newsweek, which focuses on the late Princess Diana. A photo illustration of the beloved royal, as she might look had she lived, 14 years after her death, is on the cover, with these words on top: "Diana at 50: If She Were Here Now, By Tina Brown." It's the most provocative cover yet for Newsweek under Brown, the British editor who wrote a book on Diana and became editor of Newsweek earlier this year to go along with her Daily Beast duties. The story touches on everything from what Diana's Facebook page would look like to what she'd be tweeting to who she'd be dating. It's imaginative for sure, but is it appropriate? Public opinion seems to be leaning toward no. A poll on the Los Angeles Times web site finds that 71 percent think the cover is either horribly or somewhat inappropriate. TNT's coverage of the NBA playoffs accounted for five of the six most-watched programs on basic cable during the second quarter of the year, but it was once again USA that led the quarter among primetime total viewers. USA averaged 3.01 million viewers during the quarter for its 20th straight quarterly win, while TNT (2.72 million), Disney Channel (2.55 million), History (2.18 million) and Fox News Channel (1.82 million) rounded out the top five, according to Nielsen. But it was TNT's NBA coverage--specifically the Eastern Conference finals between the Miami Heat and Chicago Bulls--that were the quarter's most-watched programs. All five games of the series were among the top six programs of the quarter among total viewers, led by game one on May 15, which averaged 11.14 million. TNT also came away as the leader for the quarter among primetime viewers 18-49 (1.35 million), 18-34 (691,000) and 25-54 (1.33 million). Its five Heat-Bulls matchups all finished among the top seven programs of the quarter on basic cable among all three demos. In total-day, Nickelodeon was No. 1 for the quarter among total viewers, while Adult Swim finished first among 18-49s and 18-34s and TNT led 25-54s. Howard Stern says Sirius XM owes him money and that CEO Mel Karmazin is a big old meanie. Sirius XM says "I'm rubber, you're glue, what bounces off me, sticks to you.

Unlawful Killing- Film On Princess Diana's Tragic Death Gets ...

In an exclusive clipping of the movie which has been obtained by RadarOnline.com , audience will get a closer look at the consequences of the 2007-2008 inquiring into the accident.

Keith Allen, director of this movie’s director, and also the father of pop star Lily, presents facts that the car crash in Paris was concluded to have been NOT an accident by the jury at the official inquiry in the Royal Courts of Justice, though that ruling was available to them.

In fact, the judgment by the jury of comprising eleven people after deliberating for more than a week at the inquiry was declared as “unlawful killing.

The murder of Princess Diana

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Journalism ethics, arguments & cases

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ABA Journal

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Flowers for Princess Diana

It was not difficult to place the photos of Diana on the counter, ... If anything, I probably think more about her now, after her death, than I did when she ...

Flowers for Princess Diana

It was not difficult to place the photos of Diana ... If anything, I probably think more about her now, after her death, than I did when she was living. ...