“The peak of yellow journalism, in terms of both intensity and influence, came in early 1898, when a U.S. battleship, the Maine, sunk in Havana harbor. ...

For those who aren't familiar with the term, "yellow journalism" was a moniker applied to journalism (newspapers, at the time) articles that were written with little attention to the facts, and ...

It is a sad time for journalism. In China, the state's Communist Party is getting ready for its 16th congress in November, and the state-owned media will be kept on a tight leash. The propaganda ...

Today, Yellow Journalism is remembered for shamelessly manipulating readers, unethical ties between media providers and their corporate backers, and other assorted corruptions, but at the time it ...

The pinnacle of Hearst's yellow journalism was the headline, "Destruction of the War Ship Maine Was the Work of an Enemy!" referring to a sunk warship off the coast of Cuba.