alternative press

noun
UK /ɔːlˈtɜːnətɪv prɛs/
US /ɔːlˈtɜːrnətɪv prɛs/

Small newspapers and magazines that share news and ideas different from the big, usual ones.

She reads the alternative press to learn about music and art in her city.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Media outlets that offer viewpoints not found in mainstream newspapers.

The alternative press covered the protest when big TV channels ignored it.

3. A group of small publishers printing unusual or niche books and papers.

The alternative press fair showed handmade books from local writers.

4. Publications focused on music, art, and local culture rather than daily news.

His band got its first review in the alternative press.