New Jersey media organizations

Newark Public Radio champions jazz and provides news online and via radio. They offer high-quality, curated programming in the Jazz Capital of the World.

WFMU is an iconoclastic, listener-supported, free-form radio station reaching all five boroughs of New York City and Northern New Jersey (at 91.1 FM), plus much of New York's Orange County and the Hudson Valley (at 90.1 FM).

The Caucus Educational Corporation (CEC) is a non-profit, educational multi-media production company that produces a variety of programming to keep NJ citizens informed on an array of topics.

Princeton University Press is an independent publisher with close connections, both formal and informal, to Princeton University.

The Montclair Film Festival connects global filmmakers with audiences in a diverse, culturally vibrant community by presenting films and year-round programs that engage, entertain and educate through the power of visual storytelling.

Society for Scholarly Publishing fosters growth in scholarly publishing by providing professional development opportunities and educational programs.

The mission of the Montclair Local Nonprofit News Inc is to make our hometown stronger through independent, in-depth, factual reporting on the issues and events that affect the residents of Montclair; tax dollars, schools, elected officials, the instituti....

Publication of Business Today magazine which is published by students for students. Also, conferences are held to educate the academic community in the philosophy, operation, and mechanics of the Business and professional community.

Jefferson papers: preparing the authoritative and comprehensive edition of the correspondence and papers of our nation's third president Jefferson's letters are the largest component of the more than 70,000 documents that have been assembled as photocopies from over 900 repositories and private collections worldwide careful research and collaborative scholarship produced the first volume, which set new standards for the organization and editorial presentation of historical documents thirty-five volumes in the chronological series have been published to date today through ongoing chronological and topical publication of the volumes as well as new digital access and multifaceted outreach efforts, this important correspondence in our nation's documentary heritage is made widely available. Washington papers - the project was established to publish a comprehensive edition of Washington's correspondence, including letters written to Washington as well as letters and documents written by him the complete edition will consist of approximately ninety volumes. Today there are copies of over 135,000 Washington documents in the projects document room this is one of the richest collections of American historical manuscripts extant. There is almost no facet of research on life and enterprise in the late colonial and early national periods that will not be enhanced by material from these documents the publication of Washington's papers will make this source material available not only to scholars but to all Americans interested in the founding of the nation. Adams papers - the project was founded to prepare a comprehensive published edition of the manuscripts written and received by the family of John Adams of Quincy, Massachusetts the Adams family papers manuscript collection at the Massachusetts historical society forms the nucleus of the project. In addition, the editors have gathered over 27,000 copies of Adams items from hundreds of libraries, institutions, and individuals in the United States and abroad the project's cutoff date is 1889, the year Abigail Brooks Adams died the editors do not edit the adamses words; rather they continue the search for Adams documents, select the material to be included in the edition, provide a faithful transcription of the manuscripts, and supply annotation to date, 42 volumes have been published by Harvard University press.

A foundation in NJ propagating ancient philosophy with qualified teachers & media for enhancing values and distributing teachings of philosophical wisdom.

Corporation for New Jersey Local Media builds strong communities through journalism and civic engagement. Currently, we are working on the Stormwater Matters program and have successfully purchased the New Jersey Hills Media Group.

Public Multimedia provides original and accurate reporting of the Long War through embedded reporters, news, podcasts, maps, and influential analysis programs.

James R Halsey Foundation provides safe and educational art initiatives, partnering with corporations to enrich the lives of youths aged 14-20.

Shining Stars Network aims to offer arts-based opportunities for those with special needs. The organization provides various programs to create events tailored to and inclusive of the special needs community.

Acme Screening Room promotes art education with independent and documentary films, exhibitions, and discussions in Lambertville, NJ.

To help develop the next generation of journalists, informed citizens, and to promote the importance of free Press in our democracy.

The Atlantic Highlands Arts Council sponsors an annual "film one fest", A free public short film festival where many one minute films are selected for screening and compiled together for A 90 minute showing.

Communitarian Media Network informs the Hispanic community through events, TV news, and online content with 11,000 weekly viewers.

Imacsamerica is a nonprofit presses or publisher in Manasquan, NJ whose mission is: Symposiums and sales of published materials from prior symposiums.

Gazeta Polska Community of America fosters Polish-American public activity and assists Gazeta Polska Clubs in North America. Based in Secaucus, NJ.