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tabloid

adjective
1
: of, relating to, or resembling tabloids
especially : featuring stories of violence, crime, or scandal presented in a sensational manner

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a type of journalism deriving from the style used by newspapers in tabloid format, focusing on controversial and sensationalistic angles or subjects


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Is new york daily news a tabloid?

Yes, the New York Daily News is a tabloid. This is accurate in two different ways: by its physical size and by its journalistic style.
Physical size
The Daily News is printed in the smaller, more compact tabloid format, which is easier to read on the go, such as on the subway.
In contrast, a broadsheet, like The New York Times, is larger and unfolds vertically.
Journalistic style
As America's first successful tabloid when it was founded in 1919, the Daily News attracted readers with sensationalized coverage of crime and scandal, along with a focus on photographs and entertainment.
While it has evolved and won Pulitzer Prizes for serious journalism, it retains its more accessible, fast-paced style and often competes with other New York papers, such as the New York Post, for eye-catching headlines.