From BBC news:
There was a wave of international censorship after George W Bush appeared at the window of an Irish castle wearing a white undergarment, rather than his traditional shirt and tie.
...
The person behind the lens was not a member of the paparazzi, it was the host broadcaster - and that meant the pictures were shared with media outlets around the world.
The feeding frenzy did not last long. Within minutes, broadcasters were being ordered not to use the pictures, even though they were the most original images of the day.
A hastily written memo was delivered to all broadcasters, including the BBC.
"These pictures are the property of the Irish presidency and must not be used for transmission by any service," it said.
Just in case anyone was thinking of ignoring the instruction, it was written in bold, with capital letters and underlined.
The article can be read in its entirety at: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/3842335.stm
There was a wave of international censorship after George W Bush appeared at the window of an Irish castle wearing a white undergarment, rather than his traditional shirt and tie.
...
The person behind the lens was not a member of the paparazzi, it was the host broadcaster - and that meant the pictures were shared with media outlets around the world.
The feeding frenzy did not last long. Within minutes, broadcasters were being ordered not to use the pictures, even though they were the most original images of the day.
A hastily written memo was delivered to all broadcasters, including the BBC.
"These pictures are the property of the Irish presidency and must not be used for transmission by any service," it said.
Just in case anyone was thinking of ignoring the instruction, it was written in bold, with capital letters and underlined.
The article can be read in its entirety at: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/3842335.stm