Media Studies A-Level
Privacy and intrusion
What Privacy and intrusion means in Media Studies A-Level, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Privacy and intrusion
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Privacy is a legal and ethical limit on how media organisations gather and publish information, and intrusion is weighed against the harm it causes.
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