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Fair Media Council to Unveil "Newsmaker of the Year" Awards

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By Published: December 13 2017

LongIsland.com

Recognizes bold and fearless individuals who have helped shape 2017 on every level.

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Long Island, NY - December 13, 2017 - The year 2017 has been an extraordinary one.  So much so, it has inspired the Fair Media Council to unveil a new program called the Newsmaker of the Year Awards.
 
“The program is designed to recognize true leaders, those who step up when the easy thing would be to simply step aside,” said Jaci Clement, CEO and Executive Director of the Fair Media Council. “The bold, fearless ones who have helped shape 2017 on every level are who we are looking to recognize.
 
Entries are due by Jan. 26. Nominations may be made for oneself as well as for others. There is no entry fee, and no age requirement. Candidates may work in any industry and reside anywhere. A 500-word essay on why the candidate deserves such distinction is necessary, as is a bio. Links to media coverage are recommended, but not required.
 
The online entry form is here.
 
The Fair Media Council advocates for quality news and works to create a media savvy society. A 501c3 nonprofit organization, FMC was founded in 1979 on Long Island, N.Y.