Discuss the difference between sensationalism, conflict of interest, and checkbook journalism.

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Explanation:

Sensationalism refers to a form of editorial tactic which typically takes place in the news organizations which are profit-driven when such organizations publish outrageous stories in order to catch the readers attention thereby selling more copies and generating more revenue.

Conflict of Interest occurs when the new agency makes a decision which is compromised as a result of competing needs, usually for self benefit.

Checkbook journalism occurs when a reporter for an organization pays in order to have an interview with someone. This can compromise the journalist's credibility as this is against the ethics of the profession.

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