Media Control

Definition

Media control refers to the power and influence exerted by individuals or organizations over the production, distribution, and content of media. It involves shaping public opinion, controlling information flow, and manipulating narratives.

Related terms

Censorship:

The act of suppressing or restricting certain information or ideas from being shared publicly.

Propaganda:

Information that is biased or misleading in order to promote a particular political agenda or viewpoint.

Media Bias: The tendency of media outlets to favor one side or perspective over others in their reporting.