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media outlets, such as television stations, radio stations, newspapers, or online platforms, that are owned, controlled, or heavily influenced by the government or state authorities
What is "state media"?
State media refers to media outlets that are owned, controlled, or heavily influenced by a government. These media organizations are often used to promote government policies, values, and viewpoints, and they may be the primary source of news and information for the public in some countries. State media can include television networks, radio stations, newspapers, and online platforms. While some state media outlets strive for objectivity, others may have a more biased or propagandistic role in shaping public opinion.
