Media polarization refers to the division of media outlets into opposing ideological camps. This phenomenon can shape public opinion and influence political discourse. It often results in biased reporting and a lack of diverse perspectives. In the context of Indian society, media polarization can affect democratic processes and cultural understanding. It poses challenges for informed citizenship and cohesive national dialogue.
The phrase “cable newsification of everything,” coined by James Murdoch, captures a deeper transformation underway in how public discourse is shaped. What began as a critique of American...
