Prospect Magazine June 2023 Zurück Ausgabe

In the early 2000s, Britain’s cruellest newspapers spied on anyone who they thought might lead to a scoop. For the first time, Tom Lamont reveals the full story of how Prince Harry and a team of phone-hackers-turned-investigators ended up working towards the same end: exposing the bad behaviour of the tabloid press. Also in the magazine: Donald Macintyre reports on Israel’s shaking democracy and the fallout from Netanyahu’s divisive reforms. Mathilda Mallinson covers pollution in the Niger Delta and examines whether climate court cases can make a difference. Imogen West-Knights explores the gross physicality of Succession. And Ethan Zuckerman admits that he’s changed his mind about AI—ChatGPT makes too many false assumptions and must be closely interrogated.