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"Mainstream media" as a book category encompasses works that examine, document, or arise from the major channels of mass communication—national and international newspapers, television and radio networks, wire services, and large online news platforms. Titles in this category include investigative reporting, media history, industry analysis, biographies of prominent journalists and media executives, and critical studies of news production, bias, ownership, regulation, and the social impact of mass news and entertainment. Books range from narrative non-fiction and exposés to scholarly texts and accessible guides on media literacy, ethics, and the evolving relationships between legacy outlets and digital platforms. Readers choose mainstream media books to understand how information is gathered and disseminated, how public opinion and culture are shaped, and how technological, political, and economic forces influence what becomes "news."

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