Daily Quiz | On the peculiarities of journalism 

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While the term ‘tabloid journalism’ is more common in the U.K., the same practices in the U.S. are called ______ journalism, typified by articles in the ‘New York World’ from 1883. The label comes from the name of a comic first published in the World. Fill in the blank.

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X is the term used to describe the excessively abbreviated language common in journalism, such as “inked a pact” or “quizzed a man”. Passive voice is also included among these habits, which are considered undesirable. Name X.

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Y journalism is a reporting style common in democracies that treat journalism as the fourth estate. It treats the powerful with scepticism, confronts them aggressively, and prioritises exposing wrongdoing rather than maintaining cooperative relationships with sources. What is Y?

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____-_____ journalism describes partisan or corporate-funded outlets that produce low-quality, misleading content disguised as community reporting. The word, coined in 2012, comes from a filler material in processed meats. Fill in the blanks.

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The American journalist Hunter S. Thompson popularised _____ journalism — a subjective style where reporters immerse themselves in the story, blending fact and personal experience in vivid, first-person narratives that disregard objectivity. Thompson in particular believed objective journalism is a myth. Fill in the blank.

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Visual question: A man, who is closely related to the theme of today’s quiz.