KnowraSensationalismLinked fromLinked fromThe 19 pages that link to Sensationalism, each with the reason it gives.All 19Related 12Narrower topic 1Compared with 6Yellow journalismNarrower topic: Yellow journalism uses sensationalism as a central strategy for winning readers.Penny pressRelated: Sensational stories helped distinguish inexpensive papers in crowded markets.Tabloid journalismRelated: The distinction matters: sensationalism is a technique that can appear beyond tabloid journalism.True crimeCompared with: It can turn suffering into spectacle and reward shock over careful evidence.Penny dreadfulRelated: The label captures the violence, crime, and suspense that drew both buyers and critics.Journalistic ethicsCompared with: Sensationalism can distort proportionality and exploit subjects for attention.Popular scienceCompared with: Sensational headlines can distort cautious findings when scientific stories compete for attention.Media ethicsCompared with: It prioritizes audience reaction over proportionate, accurate representation.Nellie BlyCompared with: Bly’s vivid storytelling drew mass attention, while raising questions about spectacle in journalism.Christine JorgensenRelated: Coverage often framed her life as spectacle rather than treating her as a person.Discovery ChannelRelated: Critics have applied the term to dramatic framing in some Discovery programming.James Gordon Bennett Sr.Related: The Herald’s dramatic crime and scandal coverage helped establish sensationalism as a newspaper strategy.Adah Isaacs MenkenRelated: Publicity around Menken amplified the perceived danger and impropriety of her performances.The Christian Science MonitorCompared with: Eddy presented the Monitor as an alternative to sensational newspaper coverage.Black DahliaRelated: Newspaper coverage emphasized lurid details and helped make the case a national sensation.W. T. SteadRelated: Stead used sensational presentation to make social abuses difficult for the public to ignore.Claude Adrien HelvétiusRelated: Helvétius treated sensation as the source of thought and the basis of human differences.Fredericka MandelbaumRelated: Newspapers and popular accounts turned her criminal career into a dramatic public story.Sada AbeRelated: Coverage emphasized the crime’s sexual and bodily details, making the case a media spectacle.
KnowraSensationalismLinked fromLinked fromThe 19 pages that link to Sensationalism, each with the reason it gives.All 19Related 12Narrower topic 1Compared with 6Yellow journalismNarrower topic: Yellow journalism uses sensationalism as a central strategy for winning readers.Penny pressRelated: Sensational stories helped distinguish inexpensive papers in crowded markets.Tabloid journalismRelated: The distinction matters: sensationalism is a technique that can appear beyond tabloid journalism.True crimeCompared with: It can turn suffering into spectacle and reward shock over careful evidence.Penny dreadfulRelated: The label captures the violence, crime, and suspense that drew both buyers and critics.Journalistic ethicsCompared with: Sensationalism can distort proportionality and exploit subjects for attention.Popular scienceCompared with: Sensational headlines can distort cautious findings when scientific stories compete for attention.Media ethicsCompared with: It prioritizes audience reaction over proportionate, accurate representation.Nellie BlyCompared with: Bly’s vivid storytelling drew mass attention, while raising questions about spectacle in journalism.Christine JorgensenRelated: Coverage often framed her life as spectacle rather than treating her as a person.Discovery ChannelRelated: Critics have applied the term to dramatic framing in some Discovery programming.James Gordon Bennett Sr.Related: The Herald’s dramatic crime and scandal coverage helped establish sensationalism as a newspaper strategy.Adah Isaacs MenkenRelated: Publicity around Menken amplified the perceived danger and impropriety of her performances.The Christian Science MonitorCompared with: Eddy presented the Monitor as an alternative to sensational newspaper coverage.Black DahliaRelated: Newspaper coverage emphasized lurid details and helped make the case a national sensation.W. T. SteadRelated: Stead used sensational presentation to make social abuses difficult for the public to ignore.Claude Adrien HelvétiusRelated: Helvétius treated sensation as the source of thought and the basis of human differences.Fredericka MandelbaumRelated: Newspapers and popular accounts turned her criminal career into a dramatic public story.Sada AbeRelated: Coverage emphasized the crime’s sexual and bodily details, making the case a media spectacle.