Media outlets starting with N
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NNJ Urban NewsUnited States of America
NJ Urban News is your Black news source in the Garden State. We are dedicated to covering New Jersey’s vibrant African American community through informative stories and thorough coverage. Founded in 2018, The motto of NJ Urban News is “A Voice for the Voiceless.” We cover stories often overlooked by mainstream media impacting the 1.3 million people that makeup New Jersey’s Black community.
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NNJ.comUnited States of America
NJ.com is the source for news and information about New Jersey and its communities – delivered by, for and about New Jerseyans. We help keep the people of the Garden State connected to what is essential and valuable to successfully navigate their days. Our newsroom places an emphasis on local news—what’s happening in New Jersey’s city halls, schools and streets—as well as politics, high school sports and the pro teams that matter most to New Jerseyans.
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NNJArts.netUnited States of America
NJArts.net is a online source for all things arts and entertainment in New Jersey. The website covers music, preforming arts, concerts and more.
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NNJBIZUnited States of America
Created for business executives and professionals throughout New Jersey. Strives to be the leading provider of business news and information about New Jersey companies and the New Jersey economy. Features cover local industry, business trends, business and personality profiles, local markets and national business news. Also covers all areas of the business arena including legislature, finance, marketing and advertising, tourism and agriculture. Also features a calendar of business events in the state. NJBIZ DOES accept bylined articles/submissions in the form of guest columns. For letters to the editor, press releases, column submissions and story tips, email editorial@njbiz.com
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NNJBIZ OnlineUnited States of America
Created for business executives and professionals in the Central New Jersey region. Designed to be a one-stop portal on the web for Garden State business. Features cover local industry, business trends, business and personality profiles, local markets, and national business news. Also features a calendar of business events in the state, archives of Business News going back to 1988 and a directory where visitors can search for information about New Jersey companies.
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NNJEA ReviewUnited States of America
Established in 1927 and serves as the official journal of the New Jersey Education Association. Written for New Jersey public school and college teachers as well as administrators and non-teaching school employees. Coverage includes education news in New Jersey and the nation, as well as information on professional issues and offerings, highlights members' professional accomplishments and programs, and offers tools for professional growth. Also reports on education news that affects active and retired school staff. Send correspondence relating to editorial material, manuscripts, membership or subscriptions to:180 W. State St., P. O. Box 1211, Trenton, NJ 08607-1211. Periodicals postage paid at Trenton, NJ 08650 and at additional mailing offices. The NJEA Review DOES accept bylined articles/submission. They are especially welcome from NJEA members.
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NNJToday.netUnited States of America
NJToday.net is a weekly newspaper serving Union and Middlesex County, NJ, and distributed throughout the area. The paper covers news and events of interest to local residents.
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NNJToday.net OnlineUnited States of America
NJToday.net is a weekly newspaper serving Union and Middlesex County, NJ, and distributed throughout the area. The paper covers news and events of interest to local residents.
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NNJTVUnited States of America
NJTV is a regional public affairs network. It began broadcasting on July 1, 2011. NJTV is operated under an agreement with the state of New Jersey by Public Media NJ, Inc. (PMNJ.) Affiliate television stations include: WNJN, WNJS, WNJB, and WNJT. Public Media New Jersey is located at 100 Albany St., # 130, New Brunswick, NJ 08901. The network was formerly The New Jersey Network (NJN).