Maybe. However I feel obliged to point out that there are countless media outlets that fit this description for men, but when they get shut down a common reaction is that free speech is under attack and cancel culture has gone too far.
[edit]When Playboy shut down in 2020, for example, I didn't see people upset about it being an attack on free speech; it was a dated business model that didn't work anymore.
Source: https://www.playboy.com/ is there, alive and well.
https://www.playboy.com/read/cunnilingus-101-what-you-need-t... https://www.playboy.com/read/legend-of-leveretia
However, I can't find any articles written in 2023. So, perhaps the magazine part is gone after all.
There isn't a single male-oriented media outlet on television and largely because men aren't giving television their attention.
Edit: I'm talking about news/quasi-news media like the sites mentioned, so don't come back to me with "duh, sports"
Can you name one example? I'm talking about a male-oriented, so-called "journalism" site cut because it's unprofitable, leading to outrage and pearl-clutching about free speech and cancel culture.
The OP's comment is really for themselves to feel an emotional charge of victimhood, it's a monologue not a dialogue.
That's not the same situation as an otherwise successful outlet being deplatformed or cut off from commercial services.