Tabloidism
Pronunciation: /ˈtæbɫɔɪdˈɪzəm/
Tabloidism (noun)
- A style of news that focuses on shocking stories, scandals, and strong emotions rather than careful facts.
- The habit of people wanting entertainment-like reporting, including gossip and personal details, even when it is not fully verified.
Examples
- Tabloidism turns serious events into sensational headlines.
- The paper uses tabloidism to attract readers quickly.