presstitution

Examples

• All

• The rise of presstitution reflects the pursuit of ratings over accurate reporting.

• Many critics argue that presstitution is undermining public trust in the media.

• He accused the network of blatant presstitution during the election coverage.

• The rise of presstitutions has led to a decline in public trust.

• Many media outlets engage in presstitution to boost their ratings and attract more viewers.

• Critics argue that presstitution undermines the public's trust in the news.

• The documentary exposed presstitution in the reporting of political scandals.

Synonyms

S

sensationalism

vspresstitution

• Literature

12 7.0

Publishing shocking or exaggerated stories to get attention

is about deliberately trading ethics and truth for profit and bias

Y

yellow journalism

vspresstitution

• Literature

2 5.2

Reporting that exaggerates and uses shocking stories to attract readers while ignoring the truth

focuses on deliberate ethics breaches to sell distorted or biased news

G

gutter press

vspresstitution

• Offensive

1 8.1

Newspapers or magazines that print scandal stories and invade people's privacy to sell more copies

accuses journalists of trading ethics for profit and biased reporting

Y

yellow press

vspresstitution

• Literature

7.1

Newspapers that print shocking and often untrue stories to get more readers

focuses on corrupt reporting aimed at profit rather than accurate information

Y

yellow media

vspresstitution

• Literature

7.4

News outlets like some newspapers or TV shows that use gossip and scandal to attract attention

describes the same ethical compromise but emphasizes biased or distorted reporting

Antonyms

I

integrity

132 4.4

Being whole and not broken, for example in a building or file

How Ethical

fabrication

29 6.5

presstitution

• Offensive

9.9

sensationalism

• Literature

12 7.0

biased reporting

• Literature

1 5.5

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology