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"Media empire" as a book category encompasses works that examine the creation, operation, influence and consequences of large-scale media organizations and the people who run them. It includes investigative nonfiction and biographies about moguls and conglomerates, corporate thrillers and family sagas set in newsrooms and boardrooms, and speculative or satirical fiction imagining the cultural, political and economic power of broadcast networks, studios, publishers or digital platforms. Common themes are the interplay of profit, politics and journalism; censorship, propaganda and influence; technological disruption and consolidation; legal and ethical battles; and the human costs of ambition and control. These books appeal to readers interested in media history, corporate intrigue, contemporary politics, cultural power dynamics and the behind-the-scenes workings of the information economy.

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