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Satirical Journalism: Moral Rights and Criticism

Post author By nualslj
Post date December 17, 2024
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Aswin S. Satirical journalism is a form of journalism which incorporates humour. Through its hyperbolic content, imitation of journalistic authority and mimicry of personalities, it is used to criticise and mock usually powerful targets. The foremost examples of such ‘news outlets’ include The Onion in digital media or print form and The Daily Show in […]

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