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Tabloid yellow journalism: sensationalist journalism newspaper with half-size pages
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Tabloid the size of a newsprint page, half that of the
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Tabloid a page half the size of a broadsheet.
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Tabloid A newspaper smaller than a standard size newspaper.
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Tabloid A smaller-than-standard-size newspaper (daily, weekly, or monthly). Traditionally, certain tabloids are distinguished by sensationalism of approach and content rather than by straightforward reportage of newsworthy events. In common parlance, tabloid is used to describe works in various media (including books) that cater to immoderate tastes (for example, tabloid expose, tabloid television; the tabloidization of popular culture).
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