Libya’s media landscape for press release distribution is highly fragmented and unstable, shaped by ongoing political divisions, outdated and repressive legal frameworks, and persistent threats to journalists, which result in strong government control and editorial polarization across media outlets ^1.

Despite these challenges, the country has a diverse range of newspapers, TV channels, radio stations, and online platforms—many established after 2011—with satellite TV and social media serving as leading news sources, especially as internet penetration has reached over 88% ². However, the effectiveness of press release distribution is limited by political polarization, security risks, and the lack of a unified regulatory environment, requiring careful navigation of both traditional and digital channels to reach audiences safely and effectively ³.