TrueNewz.com & BizNewz.tv: Connect News, Business Stories & Your Local Community

Digitally created sample invitation for journalists, business storytellers, publishers, presenters, and media partners. The left side presents participation roles; the right side retains our onboarding format. This is not a completed application, proof of delivery, press credential, or confirmation of membership.

Communities need useful local information. Businesses need a clear way to explain their work. Journalists, publishers, and presenters need an identifiable presence and appropriate channels for stories, interviews, and professional connections.

TrueNewz.com and BizNewz.tv are news and business-media ecosystem identities within the FanCOMM2™ vision. FANSIAL® Commerce Alliance invites relevant organizations and professionals to explore participation through RoleCensus, starting with their role and location.

Two Distinct Media Entry Points

• TrueNewz.com — News and community reporting: A destination identity for participating reporters, publishers, community correspondents, and relevant news or explanatory content.
• BizNewz.tv — Business stories and video: A destination identity for company stories, founder conversations, business interviews, presentations, and related media services.

These names describe ecosystem themes and intended uses. Available publication, interview, distribution, and production services depend on deployment, editorial arrangements, and the selected plan. The name TrueNewz does not establish that every submission is verified or factually correct.

Who Can Participate?

• Journalists and local reporters introducing their work and coverage interests.
• Business storytellers and authorized company representatives presenting suitable story ideas.
• Video interviewers, hosts, and presenters explaining their formats and services.
• Publishers and editorial teams introducing publications and approved contact channels.
• Community correspondents sharing relevant local perspectives through the applicable review process.
• Media partners and sponsors exploring clearly identified commercial opportunities.

Select the role that reflects what you actually do. Membership does not confer press accreditation, editorial authority, or endorsement by another organization.

Give Your Work an Identifiable Destination

A digitalFrontDoor™ can provide a consistent place for your organization, professional role, coverage focus, authorized portfolio, and contact details.

A prospective interview guest should understand who is contacting them. A business proposing a story should understand where to send it. A reader should be able to distinguish reporting, opinion, educational material, and commercial content.

Share your destination through your existing website, newsletters, professional introductions, social channels, and event materials.

Bring Useful Stories Forward

Businesses can prepare clear proposals describing what happened, why it matters, who can speak about it, and what evidence or permissions are available. Reporters and editorial teams retain their own review and selection responsibilities.

Submitting a story or purchasing membership does not guarantee an interview, publication, favorable coverage, audience size, or distribution. Confirm any commissioned production deliverables separately.

Keep Editorial and Commercial Relationships Clear

Identify sponsorships, paid features, and other commercial arrangements so readers and viewers can understand their context. A community alliance is an opportunity for professional connections, not a promise that a sponsor controls editorial decisions.

Publish material you are authorized to use, attribute sources appropriately, and provide a way to raise corrections or questions. Avoid exposing private contact details or confidential documents through a public profile or general membership form.

Video and Interviews With Clear Expectations

Before recording or commissioning work, agree on the subject, participants, permissions, production scope, review arrangements, publication channels, and any fees.

A .tv identity signals a video theme; it does not imply that every production or distribution capability is enabled. Describe what is available accurately.

Connect With Your City’s Business Community

Participating media organizations can explore events, educational programs, professional introductions, and local partnerships as opportunities develop. Businesses can use a structured presence to provide accurate background and contact pathways.

The goal is useful communication and continuing relationships. Leads, publicity, reach, and commercial results are not guaranteed.

Your Chamber of Fan–Community–Commerce

RoleCensus Sponsor begins an organization’s FANSIAL® Commerce Alliance membership application. Our goal is affordable basic participation, with guidance from our Marketing team and programs shaped around each city and industry.

Benefits depend on plan, eligibility, local participation, editorial arrangements, and enabled services. Membership is separate from a publishing agreement or a paid media-production contract.

Explore alliance benefits · Why join the Commerce Alliance? · Review membership plans

Complete Your Media Invitation

1. Select your reporting, business-media, presenting, publishing, correspondent, or partner role.
2. Enter your organization, authorized contact, coverage interests, city, ZIP code, and business address.
3. Begin through RoleCensus and review the appropriate participation plan.
4. Return the completed postcard sent to your business location to complete address verification.

Address Verification is a must. Payment alone does not complete onboarding or activate all secure membership features. Address verification is separate from verifying a news report, accrediting a journalist, or approving a story.

Sign up through RoleCensus · Explore your city’s alliance · Contact Us

Your stories. Your professional identity. Your city. Report, explain, interview, and connect.