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the collective body of established and widely recognized media outlets that cater to a broad audience, shaping public opinion and providing news, information, and entertainment within the boundaries of conventional norms
What is "mainstream media"?
Mainstream media refers to large, well-established media outlets that are widely recognized and consumed by the general public. These outlets include television networks, radio stations, newspapers, and magazines that reach a broad audience. Mainstream media often covers a variety of topics, such as news, entertainment, politics, and culture, and plays a significant role in shaping public opinion. These sources are typically seen as authoritative and have a wide-reaching influence.
