Journavist warrior

Dumb SJWs that think the smallest inconvenience is a major problem, or get pissed when something even slightly offensive is murmured.

"You hear about that Journavist warrior who hated the PS5 because it came out when the world was on fire ?"

by ccay December 7, 2020

yellow journalism

Cheap & un-researched newspaper.

l'express.mu is an example of yellow journalism.

by antilles0 December 29, 2018

Zombie Journalism

Filler content/stories that relentlessly devour any new tidbit of information about a film or TV show regardless of whether any information was actually present, leading to a horde of similar stories about equally inane "details." Usually, these stories originate from Reddit fan-theories and end up being treated as news.

"Did you see that 500 word story about that 13 second Game of Thrones clip for the final season?"

"Yeah. They just mindlessly devoured that Reddit thread like a horde of zombies"

"Zombie journalism sucks!"

by mAnomie March 3, 2019

fucktard journalism

Pretty much anything published in the Daily Mail. However, may also include any published article that missquotes a female, and then references her cup size and age.

I read some fucktard journalism today. Max power claim all ladies love a fugly man with a tiny penis if he's driving an expensive car. Their extensive research consisted of interviewing Chaznay, 22, 34DD from Oldham.

by Jellyfishhugger August 19, 2019

Hit and run journalism

When the story you're working on doesn't fit your prefered historiography.

When you're doing hit and run journalism you're not only publishing a story without apologizing for said story being anachronistic but you forgot to attach your bibliography.

by Sexydimma October 21, 2022

third person journaling

Writing down the things one is experiencing, thinking, and feeling as being those a character in a fictitious story is experiencing.

"Third person journaling" allows one to detach oneself from oneself and perceive and express things differently and more objectively than when writing about oneself.

by but for May 2, 2018

Drive-by Journalism

The title of a book by Arthur E. Rowse in which he explains *how* the media became drive-bys.

Have you read the book "Drive-By Journalism: The Assault On Your Need To Know"?

by aalpha March 23, 2008