Information Channels & Intermediaries

Primes about routing information through brokers and channels whose value or integrity is structural: message passing and publish-subscribe decoupling, editorial independence and objectivity, minimum-necessary disclosure, signal inflation and devaluation, structural filtering, and side-channel or trusted-intermediary compromise.

15 primes in this family — primes that sit near one another in abstraction space (k-means over structural-signature embeddings). Each is shown with its structural–framed character and how distinctive (sparsely-neighbored) it is.

• Associative Property Transfer — — · crowded
• Dispersion — — · distinctive
• Editorial Independence — — · distinctive
• Journalistic Objectivity — — · mid
• Lead-and-Support Hierarchy — — · distinctive
• Message Passing — — · distinctive
• Minimum-Necessary Disclosure — — · distinctive
• Network Broker Role — — · distinctive
• Publish Subscribe — — · distinctive
• Side Channel Attack — — · mid
• Signal Devaluation — — · distinctive
• Signal Inflation — — · mid
• Structural Filtering — — · distinctive
• Summary Substance Divergence — — · distinctive
• Trusted Intermediary Compromise — — · crowded