Geelimedian
Geelimedian is a term used in Dutch-language media discourse to describe journalism or media practices that emphasize sensationalism, entertainment value, and rapid audience engagement over rigorous fact-checking. It is closely related to the concept of yellow journalism in English and is typically used in critical discussions of tabloid-style reporting and click-driven content.
Origin and usage: The color yellow has historically been associated with sensational press in Western media.
Characteristics: Common features include sensational headlines, provocative imagery, focus on crime, scandals, or private life, and
Impact and critique: Proponents argue that sensational coverage can raise awareness of important issues by capturing
Relation to other terms: The term is most common in Dutch-speaking regions, including the Netherlands and Flanders.