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Media reform is a book category focused on analyzing and advancing changes to media systems so they better serve democracy and the public interest. Works in this area examine concentration of ownership; media law and policy across broadcasting, telecommunications, and digital platforms; platform power and algorithmic accountability; antitrust and net neutrality; public service and community media; newsroom labor, diversity, and sustainability; misinformation and media literacy; and the political economy of journalism. The category blends history, theory, and comparative case studies with practical strategies for advocacy, regulation, and institutional change at local, national, and global levels. It serves scholars, journalists, policymakers, activists, and civic organizations seeking more inclusive, transparent, and accountable communication infrastructures.

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