Manhattan Neighborhood Network
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Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN) is a non-profit organization that broadcasts programming on four public access stations in Manhattan, New York and provides a community media center that enables individuals and groups to produce shows for its network.
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[edit] Programming
MNN's diverse shows include but are not limited to news, talk shows, interviews, debates, documentaries, travelogues, live music, and sketch comedy. The programs range from local to international in scope, and reach up to 3 million viewers around Manhattan.
Broadcasting more than 1200 active shows in 20 languages, 24 hours a day, MNN programming reflects the diverse communities that make up Manhattan. MNN also streams all programming live online at mnn.org [1]; many MNN shows reach a national and international audience. Sometimes controversial, always gritty and real, MNN is the pulse of New York City, because the programming is made by and for New Yorkers.
[edit] Community media center
MNN is also a community media center that provides individuals and groups with the education and resources to produce shows for its network. MNN's programming reflects the diverse views and voices of its producers.
[edit] See also
[edit] Programs
[edit] Producers
- Harold Channer
[edit] External links
- Manhattan Neightborhood Network website
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