Michigan Coalition for Open Government

MiCOGs efforts are also vital in supporting the efforts of journalists throughout the state to perform their watchdog role. News organizations across the United States have drastically trimmed budgets as they struggle to survive the economic recession, significant declines in advertising, circulation and viewership and attempt to forge new identities in a drastically shifting online landscape. One cost-cutting measure has been to pull back from the traditional watchdog role of media by severely

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MiCOGs efforts are also vital in supporting the efforts of journalists throughout the state to perform their watchdog role. News organizations across the United States have drastically trimmed budgets as they struggle to survive the economic recession, significant declines in advertising, circulation and viewership and attempt to forge new identities in a drastically shifting online landscape. One cost-cutting measure has been to pull back from the traditional watchdog role of media by severely

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