White House Sends Warning Letter to Photographer who Photographed Obama’s DaughtersBy Carlos MillerPINAC Jan. 09, 2013 |
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A celebrity photographer who snapped photos of President Barack Obama’s daughters frolicking on a public beach in Hawaii received a warning from the White House that their privacy should be respected. As official and intimidating it may be to receive such a letter from the White House, it carries no legal standing. It is merely part of an informal agreement Obama has with the media, which once used to pride itself in being the Fourth Estate. Read More |