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It was not a one-sided relationship. This article in the British magazine The Spectator details how Princess Diana moulded her image through favored media confidants.
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It was the royal family who first invited in the cameras, and in this article
historian Ben Pimlott tracks the relationship between the press and the Palace
- from postwar deference to today's free-for-all.
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Here's a glimpse of the parallels and contrasts, thirty years ago, when another
glamorous princess in the royal family became engulfed in scandals, the
paparazzi and a royal divorce.
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