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"News framing" as a book category covers works that examine how journalists, editors, and media organizations shape the presentation of events and issues—through choices of words, images, headlines, story structure, sources, and emphasis—and the effects those choices have on public understanding, opinion, and policy. Books in this category range from academic analyses and case studies of particular stories or eras, to practical guides for reporters on ethical and effective framing, to popular critiques of media bias and propaganda techniques; they draw on communication studies, political science, sociology, psychology, and linguistics to explain framing devices (metaphors, narratives, omission, visual cues), agenda-setting, and the cognitive and social consequences of framed news. Overall, "News framing" titles aim to illuminate how news is constructed, reveal the power dynamics and values embedded in coverage, and help readers and practitioners develop sharper media literacy and more responsible reporting.

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