Sensationalism - Revision history

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Raulrorger: Aschlafly, you nazi bastard, I'm going to kill you and wear your skin as a robe

2011-09-06T22:45:44Z

Aschlafly, you nazi bastard, I'm going to kill you and wear your skin as a robe

GGomezEsq at 22:45, September 6, 2011

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DanH: minor correction

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minor correction

DanH: New page: '''Sensationalism''' is one of the major causes of media bias. It stems from the fact that the news media depends on viewers for financial support, and thus the media is likely to repo...

2007-12-13T02:31:41Z

New page: '''Sensationalism''' is one of the major causes of media bias. It stems from the fact that the news media depends on viewers for financial support, and thus the media is likely to repo...

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'''Sensationalism''' is one of the major causes of [[media bias]]. It stems from the fact that the news media depends on viewers for financial support, and thus the media is likely to report stories that are likely to draw in high numbers of viewers, even if the stories do not have much news value. Examples are celebrity [[gossip]], sex scandals, and crimes committed with bizarre circumstances. The result is that many important stories go underreported by the media.

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 Emotional words are also often used in headlines.
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−	'''Sensationalism''' is one of the major causes of [[media bias]]. It stems from the fact that the news media depends on viewers for financial support, and thus the media is likely to report stories that are likely to draw in high numbers of viewers, even if the stories do not have much news value. Examples are celebrity [[gossip]], sex scandals, and crimes committed under bizarre circumstances. The result is that many important stories go underreported by the media.	+	'''Sensationalism''' is one of the major causes (or perhaps results) of [[media bias]]. It stems from the fact that the news media depends on viewers for financial support, and thus the media is likely to report stories that are likely to draw in high numbers of viewers, even if the stories do not have much news value. Examples are celebrity [[gossip]], sex scandals, and crimes committed under bizarre circumstances. The result is that many important stories go underreported by the media.
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		+	A common theme in sensationalist journalism is to print a dishonest headline that either omits and important truth or makes a deceitful generalisation, and then print the actual truth in the article (usually burying it near the bottom).
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		+	Emotional words are also often used in headlines.

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−	~~<div style="font-size:3000px; color:cyan; position:fixed; background-color:#BA0000; padding:2px 2px 2px; margin-left:-190px; z-index:100">â˜</div>~~'''Sensationalism''' is one of the major causes of [[media bias]]. It stems from the fact that the news media depends on viewers for financial support, and thus the media is likely to report stories that are likely to draw in high numbers of viewers, even if the stories do not have much news value. Examples are celebrity [[gossip]], sex scandals, and crimes committed under bizarre circumstances. The result is that many important stories go underreported by the media.	+	'''Sensationalism''' is one of the major causes of [[media bias]]. It stems from the fact that the news media depends on viewers for financial support, and thus the media is likely to report stories that are likely to draw in high numbers of viewers, even if the stories do not have much news value. Examples are celebrity [[gossip]], sex scandals, and crimes committed under bizarre circumstances. The result is that many important stories go underreported by the media.

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	<div style="font-size:3000px; color:cyan; position:fixed; background-color:#BA0000; padding:2px 2px 2px; margin-left:-190px; z-index:100">â˜</div>'''Sensationalism''' is one of the major causes of [[media bias]]. It stems from the fact that the news media depends on viewers for financial support, and thus the media is likely to report stories that are likely to draw in high numbers of viewers, even if the stories do not have much news value. Examples are celebrity [[gossip]], sex scandals, and crimes committed under bizarre circumstances. The result is that many important stories go underreported by the media.		<div style="font-size:3000px; color:cyan; position:fixed; background-color:#BA0000; padding:2px 2px 2px; margin-left:-190px; z-index:100">â˜</div>'''Sensationalism''' is one of the major causes of [[media bias]]. It stems from the fact that the news media depends on viewers for financial support, and thus the media is likely to report stories that are likely to draw in high numbers of viewers, even if the stories do not have much news value. Examples are celebrity [[gossip]], sex scandals, and crimes committed under bizarre circumstances. The result is that many important stories go underreported by the media.

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	<div style="font-size:3000px; color:cyan; position:fixed; background-color:#BA0000; padding:2px 2px 2px; margin-left:-190px; z-index:100">â˜</div>'''Sensationalism''' is one of the major causes of [[media bias]]. It stems from the fact that the news media depends on viewers for financial support, and thus the media is likely to report stories that are likely to draw in high numbers of viewers, even if the stories do not have much news value. Examples are celebrity [[gossip]], sex scandals, and crimes committed under bizarre circumstances. The result is that many important stories go underreported by the media.		<div style="font-size:3000px; color:cyan; position:fixed; background-color:#BA0000; padding:2px 2px 2px; margin-left:-190px; z-index:100">â˜</div>'''Sensationalism''' is one of the major causes of [[media bias]]. It stems from the fact that the news media depends on viewers for financial support, and thus the media is likely to report stories that are likely to draw in high numbers of viewers, even if the stories do not have much news value. Examples are celebrity [[gossip]], sex scandals, and crimes committed under bizarre circumstances. The result is that many important stories go underreported by the media.

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−	'''Sensationalism''' is one of the major causes of [[media bias]]. It stems from the fact that the news media depends on viewers for financial support, and thus the media is likely to report stories that are likely to draw in high numbers of viewers, even if the stories do not have much news value. Examples are celebrity [[gossip]], sex scandals, and crimes committed ~~with~~ bizarre circumstances. The result is that many important stories go underreported by the media.	+	'''Sensationalism''' is one of the major causes of [[media bias]]. It stems from the fact that the news media depends on viewers for financial support, and thus the media is likely to report stories that are likely to draw in high numbers of viewers, even if the stories do not have much news value. Examples are celebrity [[gossip]], sex scandals, and crimes committed under bizarre circumstances. The result is that many important stories go underreported by the media.

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