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Media policy as a book category covers the laws, regulations, governance frameworks, and political debates that shape how media and communications systems operate — from public broadcasting and journalism to the internet, social platforms, telecommunications, and advertising. Books in this category examine topics such as freedom of expression, censorship, ownership and concentration, spectrum and infrastructure management, privacy and data protection, content moderation, net neutrality, cultural policy, and the economic and ethical forces that influence media markets and practices. They include legal analyses, comparative and historical studies, policy proposals, case studies of major regulatory decisions, and practical guides for policymakers, regulators, journalists, and industry stakeholders. The category appeals to students, researchers, practitioners, and anyone interested in how public policy, technology, and business intersect to shape information, culture, and democratic life.

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