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Slang. a ruthless attack on or exploitation of someone especially by the media.
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My second thought on hearing of the tragedy was that, with all the predictability of an atomic clock, the mass media would jump on this new 24/7 news extravaganza with a feral fury. Naturally, this outpouring of journalistic fervor would fly in the face of admonitions against the very way the media typically indulges its feeding frenzies. In Feeding Frenzy: How Attack Journalism Has Transformed American Politics (1991), Sabato criticized what he described as the media’s increasing focus on unflattering stories from the personal lives of politicians and candidates, corresponding to reduced coverage of serious political issues. In A More Perfect Constitution: 23. Define feeding frenzy. Feeding frenzy synonyms, feeding frenzy pronunciation, feeding frenzy translation, English dictionary definition of feeding frenzy. A period of intense or excited feeding, as by sharks. Excited activity by a group, especially around a focal point: 'The media swirled and boiled.
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British Dictionary definitions forfeeding frenzy
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a phenomenon in which aquatic predators, esp sharks, become so excited when eating that they attack each other
a period of intense excitement over or interest in a person or thingthe media erupt into a feeding frenzy
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