Definition of tabloidization in English:

tabloidization

(British tabloidisation)

noun ˌtablɔɪdʌɪˈzeɪʃnˌtabloidəˈzāSH(ə)n

mass noun

The transformation of news, literature, etc., into a popularized, lurid, and sensational form.
the tabloidization of mainstream media
Example sentencesExamples
- Competition between media outlets is driving these stories as well - there has been an undoubted tabloidisation of the mainstream media in the past two decades.
- The progressive tabloidisation of British radio that these novels reflect - true even at the BBC - raises the prospect that radio in this country will eventually be captured by the hard right, as has happened in the US.
- The tabloidization of newspapers is a global phenomenon.
- The tabloidization of killers does have a social purpose.
- This will herald the full tabloidisation of all the broadsheets within the next few years.

Definition of tabloidization in US English:

tabloidization

(British tabloidisation)

nounˌtabloidəˈzāSH(ə)n

The transformation of news, literature, etc., into a popularized, lurid, and sensational form.
the tabloidization of mainstream media
Example sentencesExamples
- The tabloidization of killers does have a social purpose.
- The tabloidization of newspapers is a global phenomenon.
- The progressive tabloidisation of British radio that these novels reflect - true even at the BBC - raises the prospect that radio in this country will eventually be captured by the hard right, as has happened in the US.
- Competition between media outlets is driving these stories as well - there has been an undoubted tabloidisation of the mainstream media in the past two decades.
- This will herald the full tabloidisation of all the broadsheets within the next few years.

词汇	tabloidization
释义	Definition of tabloidization in English: tabloidization (British tabloidisation) noun ˌtablɔɪdʌɪˈzeɪʃnˌtabloidəˈzāSH(ə)n mass noun The transformation of news, literature, etc., into a popularized, lurid, and sensational form. the tabloidization of mainstream media Example sentencesExamples Competition between media outlets is driving these stories as well - there has been an undoubted tabloidisation of the mainstream media in the past two decades. The progressive tabloidisation of British radio that these novels reflect - true even at the BBC - raises the prospect that radio in this country will eventually be captured by the hard right, as has happened in the US. The tabloidization of newspapers is a global phenomenon. The tabloidization of killers does have a social purpose. This will herald the full tabloidisation of all the broadsheets within the next few years. Definition of tabloidization in US English: tabloidization (British tabloidisation) nounˌtabloidəˈzāSH(ə)n The transformation of news, literature, etc., into a popularized, lurid, and sensational form. the tabloidization of mainstream media Example sentencesExamples The tabloidization of killers does have a social purpose. The tabloidization of newspapers is a global phenomenon. The progressive tabloidisation of British radio that these novels reflect - true even at the BBC - raises the prospect that radio in this country will eventually be captured by the hard right, as has happened in the US. Competition between media outlets is driving these stories as well - there has been an undoubted tabloidisation of the mainstream media in the past two decades. This will herald the full tabloidisation of all the broadsheets within the next few years.
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