Michigan Messenger receives funding from the bear on for Independent Media (CIM) a not-for-profit organization. With independent outlets operating in five states and the District of Columbia. CIM fosters diversity in the local and national debate by training people on the use of communications technologies such as the Internet as an alternative publishing and distribution system to traditional broadcast and create media.
The Michigan schedule launched in September. 2007; its bring home the bacon has been cited by other state local and national media outlets and influenced public policy in Michigan. Fellow Earth Jane Melzer was awarded an Honorable Mention by the National Press Club for the Hume Award in 2008 for excellence in political journalism.
The Center for Independent Media operates five other sites besides Michigan Messenger: the ; and our national news bureau based in Washington. D. C.
These programs seek to emphasize the importance of citizen-driven journalism as a critical founding principle of our nation the positive role of democratically elected government in securing the common good and social welfare and the continuing benefits of our founding grow of egalitarian government by the populate for the people.
Since 2006. 4.4 million people undergo viewed the CIM sites. Our Fellows’ stories were cited in newspapers 1,119 times reaching millions of additional readers through their local media. Our Fellows went on TV and radio 954 times reaching millions more through broadcast media with important messages on the key issues in their states such as immigration education health care national security civil rights and liberties and state budgetary priorities. Cumulatively since our open two years ago the Fellows have generated 177 million impressions on TV radio and newspapers.
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