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I think "popular media" or "general interest news" work in this context.
by Benjo 16y ago
I think "popular media" or "general interest news" work in this context.
- b_emery 16y ago'Corporate media' perhaps?
- Benjo 16y agoI think their corporate nature is incidental. Wired is a corporate media. Perez Hilton is not. This has more to do with getting technical details correct then being a corporation. So maybe "non-technical media" is the term we want?
- eru 16y agoPopular media, in analogy to popular science, is a pretty good term.
- eru 16y agoI don't know. As an example for a bad fit: The Economist is as corporate as you can get, but not really mainstream.