The practice or work of a penny-a-liner.

The occupation or profession of a publicist; political or topical journalism. Also: the action or process of publicizing or promoting something.

(frequently with the) a style of journalism that developed in the U.S. during the 1960s, characterized by the use of subjective and fictional…

Originally U.S. Designating journalism which or a journalist who investigates and seeks to expose illicit activity, corruption, injustice, etc., as…

Sensational or inaccurate newspaper journalism, designed to attract a wide readership; (with reference to newspaper journalism) sensational or…

paper used to wrap takeaway food bought from a fish and chip shop, primarily to help the food retain its heat until it is eaten; (figurative)…

Preoccupation (esp. on the part of journalists) with distant events, as a diversion from controversial domestic issues (see quot. 1950).

reporting or researching of news or other factual content for television; = television journalism n. at television, n. compounds 2a.

Journalism which is concerned with issues other than the reporting of factual information; journalism which treats subjects in a subjective…

‘Gonzo’ journalism; a person who writes in this style.

Tom Wolfe's term for: the graphic depiction of the lives of the rich, esp. as a genre of popular literature, journalism, and broadcasting.