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“Media Scrutiny” is a category for books that critically examine how media is created, financed, distributed, and consumed—and how those processes shape public opinion, culture, and democracy. It includes analyses of newsrooms, entertainment industries, advertising, and digital platforms; investigations into bias, framing, propaganda, and misinformation; and studies of the political economy, algorithms, and regulations that govern media power. Works range from investigative histories and policy critiques to journalist memoirs, case studies, and media literacy guides, often drawing on communication, sociology, technology, and law. Together they aim to promote accountability, transparency, and ethical standards while equipping readers to evaluate media influence with rigor and nuance.

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