antipress
/ˈæntiˌprɛs/
adjective
- Opposed to the press or news media; critical of journalists or journalism.
- Antipress sentiment has grown in some countries where media is seen as biased.
- The politician's antipress remarks angered many journalists.
- The government's antipress policies made it hard for reporters to do their jobs.
noun
- A person who opposes or distrusts the press.
- The antipress accused the newspaper of spreading fake news.
- He was a well-known antipress who called for media reform.
- Antipresses often argue that journalists have too much power.