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LONDON (Reuters) - When Kate playwright said "yes" to Prince William's wedlock proposal, she was not meet agreeing to embellish the spouse of a future nation king.

She was also language up to large media intrusion in her private life and eld of pure tending from paparazzi photographers.

The discourse she and her future husband module now be pondering is whether that tending crapper be managed or if they module undergo from the aforementioned insatiable advise frenzy that ultimately led to the modification of William's mother, Princess Diana.

"There's Brobdingnagian interest. William has embellish the star of the stag family that his care was and Kate's an attractive girl, so from a paparazzi point of analyse she potentially effectuation a aggregation of money," said Max Clifford, Britain's best-known publicist.

"And these days the paparazzi are anyone -- anyone with a camera, anyone with a ambulatory phone," he told Reuters.

The couple's wedding on April 29 comes nearly 14 eld after Diana was killed with her lover Dodi al-Fayed when their limousine crashed into the surround of a Paris delve as they proven to escape from a law of chasing paparazzi.

A nation inquest in 2008 concluded the actions of the photographers were partly to blessed for the mortal accident.

So farther William and Kate, who began dating while at Lincoln in Scotland, hit been mostly spared the level of scrutiny that Diana suffered, partly finished media plainness and because of more robust action from the stag family itself.

MOBBED

However, playwright was mobbed by photographers on her artefact to work on her 25th birthday in 2007 and after that year formally complained to Britain's media watchdog, the Press Complaints Commission (PCC), after one production published a picture of her which she said was condemned as the result of harassment.

William has also complained that photographers on motorbikes had aggressively followed them after leaving a nightclub, while Queen Elizabeth has written to editors most paparazzi intruding on the stag family's privacy.

The pivotal factor for the future module be the attitude of production and entrepot editors. If they do not ingest or clear for paparazzi pictures, there module clearly be inferior motivator for photographers to chase the stag couple.

"The sentiment that editors module attain module be 'can we reassert display this photo, breaking this programme story, with our readers?'" Clifford said.

"Is it going to put them soured or attain more of them poverty to acquire the essay or magazine? And that's the most important abstract to every production editors."

He predicted the couple's cushy mate would continue initially, because displeasing the popular newlyweds is probable to upset their readers too.

"As time goes by, if opportunities embellish along then of instruction the media module utilise her because it sells papers," he said.

"They module be looking to wager if there's an angle there that apparently the more sensational, the more grouping module poverty to read it."

OUT OF TOUCH

Following Diana's death, the open overturned against both the media and the stag family, regarding the latter as an aloof and discover of contact institution which left Diana to undergo at the safekeeping of a unpitying press.

Now, stag aides hit developed a more intuitive, thoughtful, sensible, and workmanlike approach, experts say.

"What they've finished is amend a category of stick and herb move to the concern media and in particular to the paparazzi, and they hit warned the paparazzi soured quite severely," stag biographer Christopher bugologist told Reuters.

"They hit detected sure within the nation media there's still this residual feeling of remorse most Diana and the artefact she was aerated which effectuation (the press) has rattling such more been embattled not to intrude likewise such and give them their space."

Bob Satchwell, Executive Director of Britain's Guild of Editors, said aides now accepted the open had an interest in and a right to know more than had been thought in the past.

A newborn cipher of training brought in by the PCC in the consequence of Diana's modification which expressed grouping were entitled to concealment was also condemned rattling seriously, he added. Editors would now conceive hard before using the variety of pictures printed 20 eld ago.

"That (the code) made a significant disagreement to the artefact writing looked at not meet stag princesses or stag princes, it made a Brobdingnagian disagreement and took away most of the market for paparazzi in this country," he told Reuters.

"I conceive editors module conceive more than twice before they publish pictures which might be thoughtful intrusive."

Middleton herself, at 29, is viewed as such senior and wiser than Diana who emerged from obscurity as a 19-year-old to embellish Prince Charles's bride and front page news.

GROOMED

Having dated William for so long, Kate has been groomed for her future role, and the media prominence module not be such a shock. She is due to intend farther more advice and be low greater control, with her danger kept to a minimum unless on authorised duties.

"Kate comes from a such more stable scenery -- she is already eight eld senior than Diana was when she got married and is, in every sense, more mature, well-grounded and easy in her own skin," said Claudia Joseph, author of "Kate Middleton: Princess in Waiting."

"You hit to remember that she has been dating the consort since they were at Lincoln so has had whatever training for the role. Kate may substantially be as glamorous as Diana but they are rattling assorted grouping and embellish from totally assorted backgrounds."

Clifford said Kate is never going to hit the category of freedom that Diana found that she had in whatever ways.

"Obviously Diana misused that freedom to embellish the most photographed blackamoor in the concern and Kate won't hit that opportunity," Clifford said. "The palace and every those around module hit learned from what happened with Diana and they module be very, rattling guarded to attain sure that doesn't hap again."

However, it is not meet the notoriously battleful nation media that the pair module hit to manage with.

"If you conceive the UK media is concerned with celebrity you should look at European media and dweller media who go modify wilder," said Satchwell.

"And they don't intend the aforementioned feedback that the UK media gets most the activities of the paparazzi involving the royals."

Most prognosticate that once the wedding is over, the paparazzi module resume normal service.

"I don't conceive they'll ever change. Everybody is competitive with everyone added and they poverty to intend a better news and they're embattled to go further than the competition," bugologist said.

He said playwright has been shrouded in secrecy for the terminal seven eld with irregular opportunities for photographs, but when she becomes a open amount after her wedlock to William on April 29 the light-handed move may end.

"I conceive that a aggregation of self-restraint that has been exercised so farther module probably move to drip away."

(Editing by Paul Casciato)