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Japan Media Landscape — OKF v0.2 LLM Wiki

Research on the political landscape of Japanese mass media and the representation of left-leaning voices — organised so it can grow into (a) a citable research base and (b) the strategy layer for a possible liberal-leaning media venture in Japan.

Read source.md first — it is the charter: scope, the three-tier claim-status policy, authoring conventions, and the expansion workflow.

Concept Registry and Provenance

Parent Concept Holders

Holder Scope Status profile
00-foundations The media system itself: conglomerates, kisha clubs, broadcast law, press-freedom baseline draft
10-media-map Who is where: the left–right axis, circulation, reach, trust draft
20-representation The core question — how left-leaning voices are represented, framed, and displaced draft
30-actors The named network: LDP organs, Nippon Kaigi, UC/Sekai Nippo, the conservative media flank, MIC, online ops, counter-coalition draft
40-pressure-mechanisms The levers: access control, the regulatory lever, the commercial lever, and the two template cases draft
50-venture The daydream — is there a gap for a liberal-leaning outlet, and what would it take draft
60-editorial Editorial identity, story pipeline, sourcing without kisha access, distribution draft
70-risks Regulatory, commercial, personal-safety and disinformation risk draft
80-operations Operating model and integrity metrics, if it becomes real draft
90-playbooks Repeatable workflows — claim verification, bundle expansion draft
95-inbox Append-only dated intake with staleness discipline grows over time
96-journal Decision log (JSONL) — every call recorded with its reasoning grows over time

Change Log

See log.md.