serious press

noun phrase

Pronunciation: /ˈsɪəriəs prɛs/

Definition

Journalistic outlets that prioritize factual reporting, investigative journalism, and intellectual coverage of public affairs over sensationalism.

Examples

• The serious press has been instrumental in uncovering the recent government corruption scandal.

• Students of political science are encouraged to read the serious press to stay informed about international relations.

• Many believe that the decline of the serious press poses a significant threat to an informed democracy.

Synonyms of serious press

Words with a similar meaning to serious press:

• quality press
• mainstream media
• prestige press
• journal of record

Antonyms of serious press

Words with the opposite meaning to serious press:

• tabloid press
• yellow journalism

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