William Randolph Hearst

/ˌwɪljəm ˌrændɒlf ˈhɜːst/

/ˌwɪljəm ˌrændɑːlf ˈhɜːrst/

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(1863-1951) a very rich American who owned newspapers, magazines, radio stations and two film companies. He used yellow journalism in his newspapers to increase their sales. His New York Journal competed fiercely in the 1890s with the New York World, owned by Joseph Pulitzer, and both encouraged the Spanish-American War in order to help sales. Hearst built the castle of San Simeon as his home in California. Orson Welles based his film Citizen Kane on Hearst's life.

单词	William Randolph Hearst
释义	William Randolph Hearst /ˌwɪljəm ˌrændɒlf ˈhɜːst/ /ˌwɪljəm ˌrændɑːlf ˈhɜːrst/ jump to other results (1863-1951) a very rich American who owned newspapers, magazines, radio stations and two film companies. He used yellow journalism in his newspapers to increase their sales. His New York Journal competed fiercely in the 1890s with the New York World, owned by Joseph Pulitzer, and both encouraged the Spanish-American War in order to help sales. Hearst built the castle of San Simeon as his home in California. Orson Welles based his film Citizen Kane on Hearst's life.
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