Pulitzer vs Hearst: When Two Newspaper Moguls Went To War
Two media titans, Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst, go head-to-head in a battle that would shape the future of American journalism. One is a Hungarian immigrant fighting for the people; the other, a wealthy tycoon’s son hungry for power. Their fierce rivalry revolutionizes storytelling, headlines, and the very idea of what a newspaper can be. Lies, ambition, and bold innovation fuel the rise of sensationalism and forever change how news is made.
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