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How digital media markets amplify news sentiment
This paper shows how digital market incentives systematically reshape news headlines and distort information transmission. Analyzing over 330,000 articles and experiments with journalists, it demonstrates that attention incentives causally increase emotional and negative framing. Reader experiments
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