tabloids

I suspect the episode has more impact the more familiar the viewer is with British culture around royals and tabloids.

Some of the speculation about what happened at Github, though, seems to be the HN version of tabloids.

Broadsheets ie proper news papers do tend to use slightly more adult language when compared to tabloids.

When one study merely suggests research in one direction, it's emblazoned as fact on the tabloids.

The days of needing two dozen tabloids daily at the newsstand are gone and there's no need to save them.

None of this in informative or even interesting, it's just trash tabloids masquerading as research that's pertinent to anyone's life.

This interview illustrates whats wrong with these tabloids very clearly: Bias, ignorance and uneducated employees.

Occasionally when a police officer is shot the tabloids and even the public can be more inclined towards arming the police.

Well, it's important to remember the tabloids are always seeking to evoke feelings of outrage.

The Register originally aimed to parody the style of headline writing in British tabloids.

Both PC World and ComputerWorld (especially ComputerWorld) are the tabloids of the industry.

Go buy some copies of the local tabloids and study their technique.

I'm pretty sure the phrase "butter crisis" was invented by the tabloids.

The eyewitness comment was that there were wounds to his scalp, which tabloids turned into "cut off the top of his head" and then into "cut off his head".

Sure, we have tabloids calling for "severe punishments" as well, but in general the system seems to be far more concerned with protecting the public (and maybe converting the criminal to a law-abiding citizen in the process).

Tabloids have been in print practically since print was invented.

Tabloids are valid sources now on HN, great....

Tabloids like the Daily Mail -- possibly.