Cengiz Semercio lu of " H�rriyet " thinks that there is an " anti-Tarkan lobby " in the domestic press, which might have resulted from the fact that the singer keeps a certain distance from the yellow press, so whatever he does, the press is going to tear into pieces with criticism.
22.
Dead or Alive " on the wall of some Western saloon, but the $ 100, 000 reward offered by The National Enquirer that helped bring an arrest in the killing of Ennis Cosby was only the latest expression of a newspaper tradition extending to the most lurid days of the yellow press.
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Polemically speaking ( or tongue in cheek ) we could use your line of arguing to skip any distinction between yellow press and serious press, after all as you rightly pointed out we all know about misbehaviour that serious media like the NYT did commit, so why singling out issues of the yellow press.
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One group of students Darlene Pearlstein, Peter Kostakis, and Richard Friedman started a small poetry press, The Yellow Press, which would go on to publish two books by Notley, one book by Berrigan, and give out a yearly Ted Berrigan Prize overseen in part by Notley for a first book ( though the press would cease publishing two years in ).
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Lukas'inclusive embrace brings him into such disparate matters as the history of The Forward, the Yiddish-language newspaper, and its crusading pro-socialist editor, Abraham Cahan; the development of luxury hotels in the late 19th century; the debates about psychology and science at Harvard; the emergence of the yellow press; the role of The Associated Press in forming American public opinion, and much else.
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During that time some communists were so infuriated at the paper's shocking revelations and criticism that they started calling the Moscow News derogatory names such as " The Yellow Press, " etc . Around 1989 there was a suspicious late night fire in a prestigious restaurant ( the VTO restaurant ) on the ground floor in the same building as the Moscow News.
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Gabler traces the rise of entertainment, which he characterizes as " fun, effortless, sensational, mindless, formulaic, predictable and subversive, " from its humble beginnings in 19th-century low or popular cultural forms like band music, penny dreadfuls, melodramas, variety acts, the yellow press and, of course, the early nickelodeons to its eventual triumph over high culture, transforming America into what he calls " the Republic of Entertainment ."
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Notley's 1985 play " Anne's White Glove, " a commission by Ada Katz's Eye and Ear Theater navigated the pain of Berrigan's death, and her collections " Margaret & Dusty " ( Coffee House, 1985 ), " Parts of a Wedding " ( Unimproved Editions, 1986 ), and " At Night the States " ( The Yellow Press, 1987 ) contain material written during a period of mourning.
