The Media Underground

Media is one of the most powerful sources in the United States. By bringing news and information of all sorts and from every domain, people could not live without it. But it also has its ups and downs. The book Media Underground speaks about the deprivation of privacy and how some of us can be a victim in this battle of interests.

This blockbuster book is the biography of a woman who suffers because of the media personalities. She is depicted through her memoirs the ways that media celebrities are responsible for thefts from her home, stealing business plans, financial information and so on. The author explains that she tried to find out how the media celebrities obtained the documentation from her house, because it was quite impossible for her to discover surveillance equipment.

This process of victimization that continued to mark her for over thirty five years had long term consequences for her and her family members. The victimization was a sneaky and psychological process that tortured the author and deprived her of many assets. Media personalities took advantage of the power they were invested and transformed a normal American citizen into a victim. In her memoirs, the author is telling about how these persons watched her and her three children all the time and how they sold her personal information for movie scripts. As a new Big Brother but only without the consent of the participants this should be noteworthy for each and every one because it is a defiance of our privacy. This is a new attempt for someone that tries to speak out and is noteworthy in this kind of issue.

These memoirs speak for themselves. A biography of a woman who suffered from those who thought that privacy deprivation is an art movement. Well, as you read the book you will understand that terrorization is not a form of art it is a form of human haunting.

From this autobiography, the woman’s celebrity status grew over night. Finding out about this from a disc jockey that talked on and on about this book which became a blockbuster. The disc jockey was surprisingly overwhelmed about the amount of terrifying information that he found out from this book.

An autobiography about how media can enter even in your deepest life corners and terrorize you and every member of your family at each and every step should worry all of us. This book should teach us to prevent this form of terrorization from happening again.