A "Media Tycoon" refers to a powerful and influential individual who owns or controls a significant portion of the media industry. This can include various platforms such as television networks, newspapers, magazines, and digital media outlets. Media tycoons often shape public opinion and culture through their control of information dissemination. Prominent examples of media tycoons include figures like Rupert Murdoch, who founded News Corp, and Oprah Winfrey, known for her impact on television and publishing. These individuals typically have substantial financial resources and leverage their media holdings to influence political and social issues.