MarNoe
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Introduced the baby to the media last week??????????????? Pictures anywhere?
William & Catherine will have to figure things out with the media attention because they know have George. The media will want to see them as a family. Although the couple just introduced the baby to the media at an reception last week.
Introduced the baby to the media last week??????????????? Pictures anywhere?
that meeting didnt sell any papers
George wasn't introduced anywhere last time he was seen or his face was in public was the holiday pictures? Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
I don't get it? What meeting, did George stand up and say "Hi my name is George I'd appreciate it if you didn't take pictures of me drooling?" If he didn't then it wasn't a proper intro.
You make an excellent point and I for one am sick of everyone going "but this is the BRF and they are special". They may be well known but in an age of instant communication they need to get real and get their ducks in a row. The merging of the three royal PR centers is a huge start. If, as someone stated, the embargo covering the release of photo's of Prince George was broken then the BRF PR needs to look at how they are doing business.There is one HUGE difference between European royals and British royals that we are forgetting, there interaction with the press in their country. Have you seen what Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Dutch, Belgian royals release to the press? Photoshoots, interviews, inside footage. The access they get is immense and that's why when practically ALL european royals go on holiday, whereever they go, they don't get harrassed because the press are satiated with what they get throughout the year.
The British press don't get that, they don't get photoshoots, they don't get interviews, the public don't know about their royal family. Some people might respond by saying that that's what makes them royal, we're not supposed to know everything, we're not supposed to get photoshoots every year but the BRF take that to the farest reaches and unreasonably so sometimes. I know William and Henry have had issues with the press and in some instances, rightly so. But they need to work out a deal, a compromise because personally for me, without the press coverage the royals get, without social media, royals would flop .
Last Tuesday William and Catherine held a meeting with some of the press - I posted the tweets from a couple of the reporters somewhere. Impression is mainly about the tour. They introduced the press to George, and Harry turned up unexpectedly.
It was at KP
For anyone interested in what has actually been available to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge while they were away in the Maldives, there is now quite a detailed article by Alison Boshoff online.
If some-one would shout me the airfare, I'll take the seven thousand pound basic deal and live on the prawn salad - cheapest way to do it.
But I don't want to anyone sitting in the armchairs, watching me in that bath thanks!
Sun Lion.
I rarely criticise European royals. I truly believe parliamentarian monarchies in Europe are the best political system we can have. All royals however, specially those in line to the throne, have to understand how much of A PRIVILEGE is to be royalty. They should be working double hard to convince people, all of us taxpayers, our euros are well spent in maintaining undemocratic head of states.
Unlike Queen Elizabeth, Prince Charles and Camilla, the only thing William and Kate seem interested about is exotic, expensive holidays. Not a good look.
so because they take a few vacations a year that's all they care about? Well Catherine has a lot to do with various Art programs, so obviously all she cares about is art....
Criticize them, sure, but I don't think it's fair to think they love exotic vacations more than anything else (although who wouldn't).
I think it is much easier for us, Americans, to think time off is not such a bad thing for W and C. Many of us have kids who go off on spring break every year, our former president took lots of time off ( joking) and most of us wish we could vacation more.
It's not surprisng that people from the UK or the Commonwealth don't agree with our easygoing attitude about this, though.
IMO its not the amount of vacations, which don't seem like too much, but the amount of work, which is not visible enough