A term that encompasses various methods of communication, such as newspapers, television, and radio, which simultaneously disseminate information to a wide audience, influencing public opinion and awareness about events, culture, and social issues.

An abbreviated form of "mass communication," which refers to the structured and organized systems used to broadcast information to large populations, often involving both news reporting and entertainment content.

A collective expression for the platforms and institutions involved in mass media, highlighting their role in shaping societal narratives and public discourse through widespread distribution of information.