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Click here to find out how to post to our site. In addition to the website, many IMC's have regular print publications, webradio programs, and video documentaries that highlight issues facing people all over the world, on both a local and a global level, that the corporate media don't adequately cover. These issues range from local elections to global politics, tenants rights to urban sprawl, community gardens to agricultural and environmental sustainability, and obviously many more. The quality of the content produced far surpassed that of the corporate media, which could only keep their camera eyes glued to images of broken windows. The doors are always open to those who wish to support or participate in a media revolution.