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Media Without Choice (Polish: Media bez wyboru) was a one-day protest occurring against the government of Poland due to a proposed tax on advertising. The protests began on 10 February 2021 and participants included paper journals, press-related internet portals, television stations, radio stations and information portals. They protested by ceasing their usual activities, such as the publishing of news or advertisements, and turning off their transmissions. Additionally, on 10 February some people organized protests on the streets of cities of Łódź, Warsaw and Gdańsk, Poland.