Media organizations are companies or institutions that create, publish, and distribute news and information to the public. They can include various formats such as newspapers, television stations, radio channels, and online platforms. Their primary role is to inform, educate, and entertain audiences while providing a platform for diverse voices and opinions. These organizations often employ journalists, editors, and other professionals who gather and report on current events. They may also engage in investigative reporting, which involves in-depth research to uncover important issues. Examples of media organizations include CNN, The New York Times, and BBC.