685 KB26 KB201520252015Javornik, Sonjaštevilka:112 str.letnik:8ISSN:2463-8420COBISSID:281068032URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-HAR9CADMslBiteksMedijska vzgoja in produkcijajournalismnovinarstvoprivacyzasebnostzaščita zasebnostiznane osebnostiPravica javnih osebnosti do zasebnosti|Celebrities will always be in the limelight. However, this does not mean they have no right to privacy. There certainly is a different situation when the media reports about some famous individuals who openly share their privacy at the start of their career. However, if you invite journalists to write about your wedding, be aware that they will also report about your divorce. However, at the time of social networks, where individuals freely reveal their privacy, it is not completely clear what is that the media are allowed to publish and where they are violating their privacy rights, which are also protected by the code of ethics in journalism. The situation in Slovenia, regarding this issue, is very specific; the media have only started to follow foreign trends, after major political changes, i.e. the essential lead in journalism is: publish what will sell wellJavne osebnosti so "na očeh javnosti", kar pa ne pomeni, da so povsem brez pravic glede zaščite svoje zasebnosti. Seveda je razlika v tem, ali mediji poročajo o nekom, ki je vsaj na začetku kariere z veseljem delil svojo zasebnost, saj velja pravilo, da če novinarje povabiš na poroko, lahko pričakuješ, da bodo ti pisali tudi o ločitvi. Pa vendar je v času družbenih omrežij, kjer tudi anonimni posamezniki delijo svojo zasebnost, vse bolj nejasno, kaj je tisto, kar mediji smejo objaviti, in kje že kršijo pravico do zasebnosti, ki jo navsezadnje ščiti tudi novinarski kodeks. Slovenija je glede te situacije izjema, saj so naši mediji šele po spremembi družbene ureditve začeli slediti tujim smernicam, kjer je najbolj pomembno to, kar se bo dobro prodaloTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaBiteks d.o.o.