Knoxville, TN
Our site is still under construction.
Check out our blog at knoxvilleindependentmedia.blogspot.com
On December 18, 2010 Santa came to Knoxville, TN to
participate in a "Santa Supports WikiLeaks" protest outside
of the Federal Building. Santa likes the gifts of information that
the media group, WikiLeaks is providing to the world.
You can view Santa's YouTube video at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hm1sTnqLMrg
and view Santa's Photos at
http://www.facebook.com/update_security_info.php?
wizard=1#!/album.php?aid=256073&id=668841905
For full coverage of the WikiLeaks Saga go to Democracy Now
at http://www.democracynow.org/
What is the Knoxville IMC?
Knoxville Independent Media is an all volunteer news
organization. Knoxville Independent Media Collective is looking
for reporters, photographers, web designers, and funders to help
start up an independent media collective for Knoxville and East
Tennessee based on the Indy Media model. We currently
have this free website and could use some help upgrading or
organizing it into a more user friendly website along with linking it
to the international Indy Media network. We would like to have
an organizational meeting very soon to help solidify the mission,
goals, and tactics of this media collective.
Check out our blog at knoxvilleindependentmedia.blogspot.com
Why Independent Media?
Independent media coverage is sorely lacking in the world.
Media should be informative and provide cutting edge coverage
of issues that matter to everyone. The independent media
movement recognizes that mass media has “missed the bus” on
actually reporting the truth as we see it. As independent media
journalists we are not constrained by the threat of a paycheck or
by the archaic ideas of a boss or a funder and we will use the
internet as one of our unrestricted modes of news distribution.
This collective will strive to use a non hierarchical and
consensus decision making process to achieve results. There is
a role for everyone within the collective and we look forward to
working with you. Thanks, KIM Collective
Contact [email protected]
Check out our blog at knoxvilleindependentmedia.blogspot.com
On December 18, 2010 Santa came to Knoxville, TN to
participate in a "Santa Supports WikiLeaks" protest outside
of the Federal Building. Santa likes the gifts of information that
the media group, WikiLeaks is providing to the world.
You can view Santa's YouTube video at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hm1sTnqLMrg
and view Santa's Photos at
http://www.facebook.com/update_security_info.php?
wizard=1#!/album.php?aid=256073&id=668841905
For full coverage of the WikiLeaks Saga go to Democracy Now
at http://www.democracynow.org/
What is the Knoxville IMC?
Knoxville Independent Media is an all volunteer news
organization. Knoxville Independent Media Collective is looking
for reporters, photographers, web designers, and funders to help
start up an independent media collective for Knoxville and East
Tennessee based on the Indy Media model. We currently
have this free website and could use some help upgrading or
organizing it into a more user friendly website along with linking it
to the international Indy Media network. We would like to have
an organizational meeting very soon to help solidify the mission,
goals, and tactics of this media collective.
Check out our blog at knoxvilleindependentmedia.blogspot.com
Why Independent Media?
Independent media coverage is sorely lacking in the world.
Media should be informative and provide cutting edge coverage
of issues that matter to everyone. The independent media
movement recognizes that mass media has “missed the bus” on
actually reporting the truth as we see it. As independent media
journalists we are not constrained by the threat of a paycheck or
by the archaic ideas of a boss or a funder and we will use the
internet as one of our unrestricted modes of news distribution.
This collective will strive to use a non hierarchical and
consensus decision making process to achieve results. There is
a role for everyone within the collective and we look forward to
working with you. Thanks, KIM Collective
Contact [email protected]
