The irony, of course, is that in today's world print newspapers and journalists aren't where trouble comes from. It's online.
He's not happy, he's never going to be happy because he'll never be able to control people saying awful things about him, his mum, his wife. The only truly admirable thing I rate him for is keeping his children out of the media entirely.
This litigation was about old school print papers, old school courtrooms, old school solutions, historic events. He's already moved onto slaying online dragons in the form of stating the first amendment is bonkers, children need to be protected from online abuse via the Parent Network initiative, last week's statement re Meta, whatever conferences he's spoken at about children and the internet etc. It's all about people saying hurtful things and getting away with it. He wants the world to change its behaviour so he can remain sensitive. #BeKind. #ChangeTheWorld. It doesn't occur to him that he can't control other people, he can only control his reaction to them.
Meanwhile, his wife has just opened an Instagram account to make money out of publicising herself on said platform, which itself only exists to spread a "curated" version of the truth, one week before issuing a statement against the owner of that platform. That's only the second or third most recent example of head-scratching hypocrisy. They go back as far as the couple themselves.
More than anything I wish for Harry that he can escape the modern world and find peace somewhere with his children. I think and hope he's too thick to see the whole matrix because frankly he'd never survive - few people would. Perhaps his ignorance is his saving grace.