Mediated information

Definition

Mediated information is the news, data, and content that reaches the public through an intermediary, such as television, newspapers, or social media platforms. It is processed by these mediums which can influence its presentation and the audience's perception.

Related terms

Gatekeeping:

The process through which information must pass before being disseminated to the public, often determined by editors or algorithms.

Agenda: setting - The ability of the media to focus attention on particular issues, thereby influencing public perception and priorities.

Framing:

The presentation and communication of news stories in a particular way that influences how audiences understand them