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What is yellow journalism?

Journalism that adheres to strict ethical standards

Journalism that is unbiased and factual

Journalism that focuses only on sports news

Journalism that exploits, distorts, or exaggerates the news to create sensations and attract readers (correct)

Who was William Randolph Hearst?

A United States newspaper publisher known for the New York Journal and sensational reporting.

Who was Joseph Pulitzer?

He owned the New York World and used yellow journalism in competition with Hearst.

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Yellow Journalism Overview

Defined as journalism that exaggerates, distorts, or exploits news to create sensationalism and draw in readers.
Often leads to the reporting of misleading or false information for increased sales.

Key Figures in Yellow Journalism

William Randolph Hearst
- Prominent American newspaper publisher.
- Owned the New York Journal.
- Known for utilizing large, attention-grabbing headlines and sensational reporting styles to attract readers.
Joseph Pulitzer
- Competed directly with Hearst in the realm of sensational journalism.
- Owned the New York World.
- Implemented yellow journalism techniques to boost newspaper sales and readership.

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Test your knowledge of yellow journalism with these engaging flashcards. Explore key terms and influential figures like William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer who shaped the landscape of sensational reporting. Perfect for journalism students and enthusiasts alike!