No. 9,465 in Spanish
amarillismo
Sensationalism in journalism, emphasizing shocking or exaggerated content.
In a sentence
El periódico fue criticado por su amarillismo al abordar el tema.
The newspaper was criticized for its sensationalism while covering the topic.
In this sentence, 'amarillismo' refers to the tendency of reporting or presenting information with exaggerated or scandalous details, common in sensationalist media.
El amarillismo de algunos programas de televisión busca captar más audiencia.
The sensationalism of some TV shows aims to attract more viewers.
Here, 'amarillismo' is used to highlight the use of shocking or lurid content to engage viewers, a strategy often employed in some television productions.
El autor escribió un libro que critica el amarillismo en el periodismo moderno.
The author wrote a book criticizing sensationalism in modern journalism.
In this context, 'amarillismo' is discussed as a characteristic of contemporary journalism, emphasizing the critique of this practice in professional writing.
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