What is Michigan Radio's Revenue?
Michigan Radio's estimated revenue for 2024 is $5.54M.
What does Michigan Radio do?
Michigan Radio is an NPR News Station, and the state's most listened-to public radio service. Michigan Radio Corporate Sponsorship reaches about half a million people on our three FM transmitters…WUOM 91.7 FM in Southeast Michigan, WFUM 91.1 FM in Flint, and WVGR 104.1 FM in West Michigan. Our stations reach the southern half of Michigan's Lower Peninsula, and a worldwide audience through our online audio stream. Michigan Radio also provides an in-depth online news service at www.michiganradio.org that provides updated news stories throughout the day.
Michigan Radio's Corporate Sponsorship team specializes in connecting local and regional organizations with our exceptionally educated and responsive audience. Our corporate sponsors ensure our station's ability to provide award winning content through their generous contributions while marketing themselves to our exclusive and loyal listeners. Michigan Radio Corporate Sponsorship is an effective way for your organization to promote awareness, increase event attendance, recruit staff, and much more – all while supporting a vital public service.
Day in and day out, Michigan Radio is dedicated to covering the news stories that affect our lives as citizens of Michigan, and helping our listeners better understand their state, nation and world. Michigan Radio has the largest radio newsroom in the state with an awarding-winning team of reporters and news bureaus located in Detroit, Ann Arbor, Jackson and Grand Rapids. Besides carrying a full range of programming from NPR, PRI, and the BBC, we also produce local features like The Environment Report, Stateside with Cynthia Canty, Michigan Watch investigative reports, Jack Lessenberry's essays, hourly newscasts, feature reports, and in-depth special news series and documentaries.
Licensed to the University of Michigan, Michigan Radio broadcasts from studios located in Ann Arbor.
