Merit Street Media filed for bankruptcy shortly after its launch, citing over $100 million in debt and claiming its partner Trinity Broadcasting breached their contract. The lawsuit alleges Trinity engaged in a pattern of intentional sabotage that jeopardized the network's success. The Independent prioritizes fact-based journalism covering pivotal issues like reproductive rights and climate change, ensuring access to information without paywalls, funded by reader donations. They emphasize the importance of reporters on the ground to cover both sides of the narrative during critical moments in U.S. history.
Merit Street Media is filing for bankruptcy only a year after launching, alleging that its distribution partner Trinity Broadcasting breached its contract and incurred over $100 million in debt.
The lawsuit claims that Trinity intentionally sabotaged Merit Street's success through conscious decisions, leading to a significant financial crisis for the network.
There is a strong belief that quality journalism should be accessible to all, funded by those who can afford it instead of restricting access with paywalls.
The Independent focuses on important issues like reproductive rights and climate change, sending journalists to gather facts and provide comprehensive coverage on both sides of the story.
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