A sangre fria / In cold blood: Periodismo de morbo y frivolidad/ Morbid and Trivial Journalism

This work delves into the underbelly of sensational journalism, exploring how the pursuit of morbid tales can overshadow the fundamental responsibilities of reporting. Through a critical lens, the author examines the ways in which media often sensationalizes crime and tragedy, shaping public perception and discourse.

J. M. Servin intricately weaves together examples and commentary that highlight the complex interplay between journalism and societal fascination with the macabre. By scrutinizing the ethics and motivations guiding contemporary reporting, the narrative provokes readers to reflect on their own consumption of the news and the implications it has on the collective consciousness. It is an incisive commentary that challenges the norms of journalistic integrity in a world captivated by the trivial and the shocking.