International Journal of Advanced Mass Communication and Journalism
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P-ISSN: 2708-4450, E-ISSN: 2708-4469

2020, Vol. 1, Issue 1, Part A


Yellow Journalism, Paparazzi and Tabloidism: Is this the future of Journalism ?


Author(s): Kunzang Angmo

Abstract: Yellow journalism is turning into the extraordinary issue in this day and age. Notwithstanding, then again it isn't exactly a danger on the grounds that the residents of today don't generally mind what's going on around them, the occasions are changing presently individuals have less enthusiasm for their social news life. In the event that the adolescents and grown-ups don't have any enthusiasm for what is genuine or counterfeit in the news that is communicated by writers, at that point according to my survey I accept that news-casting will have a quakes future. All in all, the positive worries of innovation, positive reporting and substance composing, exceed the negative sentiments by talking about social conduct, for example, crime, web compulsion and forceful conduct. This shows how the present youth are at a higher danger of despondency, tension and in the long run pressure, that they are turning out to be forceful which makes them reserved by having faith in this phony news. In proposal the adjusting voice of Paparazzi, sensationalist reporting and tabloidism impacts, society should assume liability to guarantee that the comprehension of news and its effects are continually assessed with what's going on the planet.

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Kunzang Angmo. Yellow Journalism, Paparazzi and Tabloidism: Is this the future of Journalism ?. International Journal of Advanced Mass Communication and Journalism. 2020; 1(1): 39-43.
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