Sensationalism in the medias

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Originally Posted by Crazyjayde

mostly coming from our english-speaking neighbors

Be more specific here. Sensationalism has origins in the 16th and 17th century and even in ancient Rome. It does not associate with a language in general but can be more present in certain groups. Or maybe you were referring to FOX or Sun News.

Originally Posted by Crazyjayde

Just this noon, there was a news coverage about a stabbing homicide of a boy who had murdered its own family and they have presented an audio recording of the mother asking for help WHILE the kid was buttering her.

? I never heard of this story before. Give us a link.
I believe it's this story you're referring ?
If so, i'll try to catch the evening news to see what are the reactions of the journalists and how they handle this.

Originally Posted by Crazyjayde

There's so much idiocy going on with what is presented and how the content is handled. It's not always extreme stuff like this, but whatever the cause, I've been baffled pretty much every time I open the television. And I never do.

The best news source you can get remains always neutral. I prefer reading news from the Internet (generally from very credible sources).