Kartun "Kewartawanan kuning" mengenai Perang Sepanyol-Amerika
Kewartawanan kuning atau Jurnalisme kuning atau akhbar kuning merupakan istilah untuk jenis kewartawanan yang menyiarkan berita kurang atau tiada penyelidikan yang bagus tetapi sebaliknya menggunakan tajuk utama yang menarik untuk penjualan akhbar yang lebih banyak. [1] Ia termasuklah memperbesar-besarkan sesuatu kejadian, skandal atau berita-berita sensasi. Istilah kewartawanan kuning digunakan pada hari ini sebagai penghinaan untuk mengutuk sebarang kewartawanan yang mengeluarkan berita tidak profesional dan tidak beretika.[2]
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