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1. Royal Fallout: What does Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's abrupt Departure mean for a British monarchy struggling to stay relevant?

Author

Grise, Chrisanne

Subjects
Royalty -- Emigration and immigration -- Media coverage, British monarchy -- Forecasts and trends -- Public relations, Tabloid newspapers -- Influence, Abdication -- Analysis -- Social aspects -- Economic aspects, Company public relations, Market trend/market analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

It was the Instagram post that shocked the world. In January, Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, announced that they wanted to 'step back' from their royal duties. The [...]

Published
2020

2. 'Harry & Meghan' Netflix series trash British tabloids, but spare royal family so far

Author

Booth, William and Adam, Karla

Subjects
Harry and Meghan (Documentary Film) -- Appreciation, Tabloid newspapers -- Influence, Monarchy -- United Kingdom, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: William Booth and Karla Adam LONDON - The Netflix documentary promising to present Prince Harry and Meghan's side of the story appeared Thursday morning in Britain and local news [...]

Published
2022

3. When Tabloid Fiends Need a Friend

Author

Rosman, Katherine

Subjects
Manslaughter -- Cases, Tabloid newspapers -- Influence, Parties to actions -- Media coverage, Company legal issue, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Even when there are few cameras around, Arthur L. Aidala, 54, is camera-ready, dressed in a light-blue pinstripe suit with a purple pocket square and tie on a sunny June [...]

Published
2022

4. Analysis: U.K. tabloids were a royal pain

Author

Yahr, Emily

Subjects
Royalty -- Planning, British monarchy -- Forecasts and trends, Tabloid newspapers -- Influence, Web sites (World Wide Web), Social media, Company business planning, Market trend/market analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Emily Yahr When Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, made their shocking announcement Wednesday on Instagram - that they plan to step back as senior royals [...]

Published
2020

6. Media lemmings run amok!

Author

Gitlin, Todd

Subjects
Tabloid newspapers -- Influence, Newspaper publishing -- Ethical aspects, Scandals -- Media coverage, Presidential candidates -- Media coverage, Literature/writing
Abstract

The media circus surrounding Gennifer Flowers's allegations of an affair with Bill Clinton demonstrates the increasing influence of tabloid journalism and a decline in journalistic standards. The mainstream press allowed its coverage to be dictated by the Star's perhaps questionable story. The Clinton-Flowers story also points out a double standard in media coverage of politicians: allegations concerning George Bush have gone underreported and poorly investigated.

Published
1992

7. How much did the British tabloids' brutal coverage of Harry and Meghan impact their decision to 'step back'?

Author

Yahr, Emily

Subjects
Duchesses -- Public relations -- Media coverage, Tabloid newspapers -- Influence, Princes -- Public relations -- Media coverage, Abdication -- Forecasts and trends -- Social aspects, Web sites (World Wide Web), Social media, Company public relations, Market trend/market analysis, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Byline: Emily Yahr When Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, made their shocking announcement Wednesday on Instagram -- that they plan to step back as senior royals [...]

Published
2020

8. To Reduce Costs, The Guardian Trims Its Print Edition

Author

Tsang, Amie

Subjects
The Guardian (London, United Kingdom) (Newspaper) -- Production management, Tabloid newspapers -- Influence, Newspaper publishing -- Production management, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

LONDON -- The Guardian, the British newspaper that won a Pulitzer Prize for its coverage of national security leaks in the United States but whose aggressive international expansion has brought [...]

Published
2018

9. You can't ignore news ... and those tabs aren't all from Mars any longer

Author

Schreiner, Tim

Subjects
Tabloid newspapers -- Influence, Newspaper publishing -- Ethical aspects, Journalism -- Ethical aspects, Scandals -- Media coverage, Literature/writing
Abstract

The gap between supermarket tabloid journalism and daily newspapers has closed with the Donna Rice-Gary Hart, William Kennedy Smith and Bill Clinton-Gennifer Flowers stories. However, some media representatives are perhaps too quick to criticize tabloids and ignore the newsworthiness of the evidence presented in the Donna Rice and Gennifer Flowers affairs.

Published
1992

10. Media Brands: Dull news content makes for no clear winner in the duel between New York's free tabloids

Subjects
Publishing industry -- Management, Publishing industry -- Intellectual property, Newspaper publishing -- Management, Tabloid newspapers -- Influence, Company business management, Publishing industry, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business
Abstract

Each morning at the subway station near my office, I'm greeted with a very in-your-face reminder of the newest media war to hit New York City: the struggle between Tribune [...]

Published
2004

11. targeting teenagers

Subjects
Juvenile justice, Administration of -- Ethical aspects, Juvenile justice, Administration of -- Political aspects, Juvenile offenders -- Laws, regulations and rules, Tabloid newspapers -- Influence, Government regulation, Psychology and mental health, Sociology and social work
Abstract

In opposition Labour said imprisoning children should be avoided. In power they have locked up record numbers of teenagers. Ruth Winchester asks whether the government's punitive policies are simply driven [...]

Published
2003

12. Warning: columnists can damage your health

Author

Parry, Steve

Subjects
Tabloid newspapers -- Influence, Columnists -- Evaluation, Social sciences
Abstract

In Australia, cigarette packets display grimly shocking images of the poor buggers who've come unstuck consuming the evil that lies inside. Many newspapers and websites should have the same warnings. [...]

Published
2014

13. Violent protests end in truce on pedophiles

Author

Studlien, Kirsten

Subjects
Portsmouth, England -- Demonstrations and protests, Community notification laws -- Laws, regulations and rules, Pedophilia -- United Kingdom, Child sexual abusers -- Laws, regulations and rules, Tabloid newspapers -- Influence
Published
2000

14. Help! The tabloids are beating us up

Author

Paterno, Susan

Subjects
Journalistic ethics -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Tabloid newspapers -- Influence, Newspaper publishing -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Journalism -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

Participants in a panel discussion at the 1996 Assn for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication indicated that mainstream newspapers are finding it difficult to outcompete tabloids for 'celebrity' and other soft-news stories. Boston Globe reporter Jane Meredith Adams, who covered the Tonya Harding story, said that she was at a disadvantage, because the tabloids were willing to pay Harding for her story.

Published
1996

15. Damn the facts - roll the presses

Author

Berger, Jerry

Subjects
Newspaper publishing -- Ethical aspects, Journalistic ethics -- Analysis, Tabloid newspapers -- Influence, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

Concern over ratings and circulation has led journalists in the '90s to become careless with facts and quick to report on the personal lives of public figures. The Los Angeles, CA, Times, for instance, reported on sexual misconduct allegations made against Pres Clinton by two Arkansas state troopers without looking into the backgrounds of the accusers. Increasing, mainstream newspapers are operating like tabloids., 'You have been tried in the court of public opinion and found guilty. Your sentence is the loss of your good reputation, a sacrifice you must make even if a [...]

Published
1994

16. U.S. press: paying for its sins

Author

Rosensteil, Tom

Subjects
Sensationalism in journalism -- Analysis, Tabloid newspapers -- Influence
Published
1997

18. An institution gone to the dogs

Author

Keillor, Garrison

Subjects
The New Yorker (Periodical) -- Reports, Tabloid newspapers -- Influence
Published
1995

19. The elusive millionaire

Author

Barbash, Fred

Subjects
Lotteries -- Media coverage, Tabloid newspapers -- Influence, Lottery winners -- Behavior
Published
1994

20. Can love triumph without the tabloids?

Author

Mann, Judy

Subjects
Tabloid newspapers -- Influence, Royal houses -- Media coverage, Journalistic ethics -- Analysis, Japanese newspapers -- Ethical aspects, Japan -- Media coverage
Published
1993

21. Five days from tabloid tattle to front-page fare

Author

Kurtz, Howard

Subjects
Adultery -- Political aspects, Sex in mass media -- Ethical aspects, Tabloid newspapers -- Influence, Journalistic ethics -- Analysis, Presidential candidates -- Media coverage
Published
1992

22. Tabloids cash in on Simpson story

Author

Kidwell, David

Subjects
Murder -- Media coverage, Tabloid newspapers -- Influence
Abstract

MIAMI _ In the high-stakes, high-pressure world of supermarket tabloid news, the O.J. Simpson cash machine was cranking within hours after his ex-wife's body was found. Teams of 30 to […]

Published
1994

24. The good in the tabloids

Subjects
Tabloid newspapers -- Influence, Business, Economics, Business, international, Influence
Abstract

IT HAS been a memorable year for Britain's popular newspapers. They probably helped to swing the result of April's general election, to make the queen offer to pay taxes, and [...]

Published
1992

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