Before the advent of objective journalism in the early twentieth century,__________ focused on exaggeration and sensationalism.

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Yellow journalism, also known as the yellow press, was a type of journalism that originated in the late 19th century and emphasized sensationalism and exaggeration over factual reporting. It was characterized by bold headlines, illustrations, and stories that often reflected a particular political or social agenda. With the rise of objective journalism in the early 20th century, yellow journalism fell out of favor.

Before the Advent of Objective Journalism in the Early Twentieth