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"Media Propaganda" is a nonfiction category for books that examine how news outlets, entertainment, advertising, political campaigns, and digital platforms create, shape, and disseminate persuasive messages to influence public opinion and behavior. It spans historical and contemporary case studies—wartime and state propaganda, corporate public relations, political disinformation, and social media manipulation—using frameworks from journalism, communication studies, psychology, history, and data science. Titles range from investigative exposés and scholarly analyses to practical media‑literacy guides and primary‑source collections, all aiming to explain techniques (framing, repetition, emotional appeals, targeted algorithms), assess ethical and societal impacts, and suggest ways to recognize, resist, or regulate manipulative messaging.

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