Media in Japan by Nermine Sami

1. Media in Japan
Nermine Sami Zaki

2. Who rules?

3. Who rules?
The Ministry of Internal Affairs
and Communications (MIC)

4. TV and Radio

5. TV and Radio
There are five major private broadcasters in
Japan
The NHK's shortwave Radio Japan broadcast
65 hours of programming everyday in 22
languages.
. NHK's capital is estimated at more than 600
billion yen, the majority of which was collected
from viewer fees

6. PRESS

7. PRESS
The world's most well read people, as judged by the
number of newspapers bought daily per 1,000 people,
are: 1) Japan (579
Yomiuri Shimbun is the largest Japanese newspaper,
with a volume of about 10 million copies per day

8. Cinema

9. Japan has one of the oldest and largest film
industries in the world; movies have been
produced in Japan since 1897

10. Animation

12. Anime present 80% of the value of
export amounts of software sales by
type

13. Social media

14. in Japan twitter has been discussed as a
possible platform for providing and sharing
information during emergencies.

15. Freedom of speech

16. Freedom of speech
Freedom of speech and press is
guaranteed by the constitution of
Japan as a fundamental human right

17. kisha club

18. kisha club
The oligopoly in the flow of news

19. What to follow
newspaper boy
Payed content

20. Media in Japan
In the researcher opinionn, the major
advantage in Japan media and that
newspaper can follow -if they want to
survive- is to find a role in their audience
life and to concentrate in service
journalism, and to find new way to
finance like published payed content on
their online edition.