tabloidization造句

• The popular hidden-camera technique itself is often just tabloidization.
• The tabloidization of Campaign 2000 is in full swing.
• There has been a tabloidization of the Vietnamese press.
• American journalists worry a good deal about what they call the tabloidization of their business.
• Frykberg quit News Corp . in London after a conflict over the tabloidization of TV news.
• A lot of pundits have lamented the " tabloidization " of the mainstream press.
• It's the tabloidization of the mainstream, and we all suffer as a result of it.
• Cox, too, finds the tabloidization of her life to be irritating and " weird ."
• Condit also objected to what he called the " tabloidization " of the family's situation.
• But not to worry about tabloidization : it's all laid out in a cool, academic PBS way.
• Gelbart's sights are set more squarely on the media this time, and particularly the tabloidization of American life.
• By now, it's a cliche to invoke Edward R . Murrow while decrying the tabloidization of network news.
• Brill is one-dimensional in his focus on reporters, neglecting the unsung and unexamined enablers of modern tabloidization called editors.
• The song is about the callousness ( and callowness ) of TV news reporting as well as the tabloidization of all news.
• Harry on the American press : " The integrity of newspapers is extremely high, but I worry about tabloidization creeping in.
• With " pervasive " celebrity coverage on trashy TV programs, " The tabloidization of the media is consumer-driven,"
• The tabloidization of American politics, where good people are pursued and tripped up on small mistakes, has deterred talent from entering the public realm,
• Somehow, you just have to protect yourself, in some way, from so much, uh, tabloidization, is all I can say.
• Marina Ein, a spokeswoman for Condit, said : " Today's events are just another example of the tabloidization of this tragedy.
• Christiana Gregoriou analyzing several books of the genre concluded that tabloidization and fictionalization are pervasive in the works of some of the authors of true crime literature.