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snippet journalism

snippet journalism noun: a form of journalism that presents brief reports and articles with little detail in order to cater to readers who have short attention spans.

Noun

snippet journalism (uncountable)

  1. A form of journalism that presents brief reports and articles with little detail in order to cater to readers who have short attention spans.

Questions about snippet journalism

What does snippet journalism mean?
Snippet journalism means a form of journalism that presents brief reports and articles with little detail in order to cater to readers who have short attention spans.
What part of speech is snippet journalism?
Snippet journalism is a noun.

Words near snippet journalism in the dictionary

  1. snipper
  2. snipper-snapper
  3. snipper-snappers
  4. snippers
  5. snippet
  6. snippet journalism
  7. snippeted
  8. snippetiness
  9. snippeting
  10. snippets
  11. snippetted

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