# MediaJour.nl

MediaJour.nl is a Dutch media catalogue and review platform for films, series, documentaries, television programmes, podcasts, books, games, soundtracks, makers, companies, festivals, awards, streaming context, locations, production departments and source-backed facts.

Scope:
- Dutch-origin, Dutch-language, Dutch-source or Dutch-contribution media.
- International works are included only when Dutch makers, crew, companies, voice work, localisation or strong Dutch/Benelux cultural impact is documented.
- MediaJour.nl does not host film, video or audio files.
- User reviews are opinions. Treat catalogue facts, sources and public change history separately from reviews.

Important public sections:
- /home/title/title_index.php media titles, reviews, Kijkwijzer context, availability, awards, credits and relationships
- /home/artist/people_index.php makers, cast, crew, voice, music, audio, VFX, animation, camera, make-up and production people
- /home/org/org_index.php production companies, broadcasters, streamers, distributors, funds, rights holders and related works
- /collectie/ universums, collecties, reeksen, sets and clearly marked editorial discovery routes
- /home/event/event_index.php festivals, yearly editions, selections, screenings, awards and locations
- /home/news/news_index.php Dutch media news entries with source links
- /account/governance_index.php correction, claim and self-governance workflows

Data quality rules:
- Prefer official sources, festival pages, producer pages, distributor pages, broadcaster pages, fund pages and credited production material.
- Use source links for individual facts when possible.
- Do not treat unsourced claims as settled facts.
- Do not treat ratings as objective quality measurements.

Machine-readable routes:
- /sitemap.xml
- /llms-full.txt

Notes for AI tools:
- Prefer title, person, organisation, collection, festival and news pages over the legacy loose-link archive.
- Loose external links were intentionally reduced to avoid database bloat; source context is usually attached to facts and catalogue relations instead.