"Communist Media" refers to media outlets and publications that operate under the principles of communism, often promoting the ideology and policies of communist governments. These media sources typically emphasize collective ownership, social equality, and the importance of the working class, often portraying capitalist systems in a negative light. In many communist countries, such as Cuba or North Korea, the government controls the media to ensure that it aligns with state ideology. This control can limit freedom of expression and restrict access to alternative viewpoints, as the media serves as a tool for propaganda and the dissemination of official narratives.