The Yellow Press and the Inheritance of Sensationalist Narratives
An examination of late 19th-century sensationalist journalism as a precursor to modern viral media, focusing on how institutional pressures perpetuate inherited bias.
The Yellow Press era established communication patterns that rely on emotional arousal rather than empirical evidence.
Using the LHS Knowledge Corpus, we map the persistence of these patterns into current digital news cycles.
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