[Imc] Help provide another Native news service to C-U

[Kranich, Kimberlie]

Pauline has indeed been added to the PC agenda for 2-13 to discuss INN. She
was added before she made the request listed below.  The updated version of
the agenda was posted at WEFT yesterday where it is required to be posted
and now here electronically. This should clear up any confusion.

And, please also note that on the agenda I incorrectly listed blues as being
from  9-11:30am with regards to Janet Lowry's proposal for the Tuesday slot
which is of course from 11:30am - 2pm.

Kimberlie 

-----Original Message-----
From: Chas. 'Mark' Bee
To: imc at lists.groogroo.com; wefta at prairienet.org
Sent: 2/7/2002 2:02 PM
Subject: Re: [Imc] Help provide another Native news service to C-U

Pauline Bartolone wrote:
> 
> Independent Native News, a M-F 5 minute news service produced out of
> Anchorage, Alaska, would like to be aired on WEFT.
> 
> WEFT already has National Native News, through PRI. INN is an
alternative to
> NNN because it works with citizen journalists more and has a
considerably
> larger base of reporters than NNN. INN also accepts stories from UCIMC
folk,
> so we would be providing U-C Native American issues to our community
and to
> a nationwide audience.
> 
> Independent Native News is free (NNN is not), and needs to be
downloaded off
> the internet everyday.
> 
> This proposal is going to be brought to the WEFT Programming Committee
next
> Wednesday, and we need someone to step up and take the responsibility
of
> recording it once a day and bringing it to WEFT. Anybody?


   From what I can tell, you're only on the current 2/13 PC agenda for
Life In The Bike Lane, IMC Radio News, and Free Speech Radio News.

   In other words, either the PC hasn't yet been told, or the WEFT
associates haven't.  Unless there's something i've missed.

   There's a public affairs slot open for fridays, 5:30 to 6 pm.  Maybe
it falls under that, but I see no proposal in the agenda either - so you
might want to get with somebody.