corporate media domination

Corporate media domination refers to how large, profit-driven companies control most news and entertainment content. This concentration often leads to uniform perspectives, limited diversity of voices, and prioritization of corporate interests over public needs. Consequently, the information the public receives can be shaped to favor certain ideologies or economic agendas, reducing media impartiality and critical debate. This dominance influences public perception, political discourse, and cultural norms, making media an influential tool for shaping societal values within a framework that benefits corporate stakeholders.