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'''Mainstream media''', sometimes abbreviated as '''MSM''', is a term used to describe popular [[corporate]] news sources such as [[CNN]] and [[MSNBC]], which tend to promote the prevailing narrative pushed by the [[Imperialism|imperialists]] and [[warmongers]].  
'''Mainstream media''', sometimes abbreviated as '''MSM''', is a term used to describe popular corporate news sources such as [[CNN]] and [[MSNBC]], which tend to promote the prevailing narrative pushed by the [[Imperialism|imperialists]] and warmongers.  


The opposite of the mainstream media is [[alternative media]].   
The opposite of the mainstream media is [[alternative media]].   
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Latest revision as of 20:15, 24 August 2026

Mainstream media, sometimes abbreviated as MSM, is a term used to describe popular corporate news sources such as CNN and MSNBC, which tend to promote the prevailing narrative pushed by the imperialists and warmongers.

The opposite of the mainstream media is alternative media.