Originally launched as Independent Film Channel, IFC airs first-run theatrical motion pictures produced by small and independent film companies and producers. Programming includes documentaries, animation, shorts, coverage of all major film festivals, cult classics, and exclusive originals.

KPPR-FM is a non-commercial station owned by Prairie Public Broadcasting Inc. The primary format of the station is adult album alternative. KPPR-FM's target audience is adults, ages 18 to 54, in the Fargo, ND area. The station airs at 89.5 FM, which covers Williston, North Dakota. Along with the five other co-owned stations, NDPR is heard throughout the state. KPPR-FM's slogan is "Roots, Rock, and Jazz: Your Radio Station Has Grown Up." National newscasts air every half hour.

KFMB-AM is a commercial station owned by iHeartMedia, Inc. The format of the station is news and talk. KFMB-AM broadcasts to the San Diego area at 760 AM. KFMB-AM's slogan is "San Diego's TALK."

WSOU-FM is a non-commercial station owned by Seton Hall University. The format of the station is modern active rock music. WSOU-FM's target audience listeners, ages 18 to 54, in the South Orange, NJ area. The station airs locally at 89.5 FM. WSOU-FM's slogan is "Seton Hall's Pirate Radio."

Atlanta Interfaith Broadcasters, Inc. (AIB) seeks to enhance the spiritual, intellectual and social well-being of its viewers by delivering exceptional faith-based, educational and public service programming to the greater metropolitan Atlanta community. Viewers find liberal and conservative viewpoints, as well as Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Buddhists, Hindus and others presenting their views. AIB's programming addresses social concerns, promotes community awareness and fosters discussion about issues that impact us all. The cable network launched in February 1981, and it is still the nation's largest locally originated religious cable station. The organization has served the Atlanta community since 1969. All press releases, PR submission and story ideas should be submitted via e-mail to the news department.

WLOK-AM is a commercial station owned by WLOK RADIO, INC. The format of the station is gospel music. WLOK-AM broadcasts to the Memphis, TN area at 1340 AM. The target audience of the station is listeners, ages 18 to 64. WLOK-AM's slogan is "A Family Tradition."

KSPN-AM is a commercial station owned by Walt Disney Co. The format of the station is sports. KSPN-AM broadcasts to the Los Angeles area at 710 AM. KSPN-AM's tagline is "ESPN LA 710" and their slogan "You Know Us. We Know Sports." The station targets listeners ages 13 to 100. The station airs Los Angeles Angels baseball games.

WKOP-TV is the PBS affiliate for the Knoxville, TN market. The station is owned by East Tennessee PBS. WKOP-TV broadcasts locally on channel 15. Its sister station is WSJK-TV of Sneedville, TN. The station does not air a news program, so there are no opportunities for PR professionals. Contact the program manager with any further inquiries.

WCBU-FM is a non-commercial station owned by Bradley University. The format of the station is news. WCBU-FM's target audience is listeners, ages 13 to 100, in the Bradley University community and the surrounding area. The station airs locally on 89.9 FM. Classical music programming airs on WCBU HD 2.

The Arizona NewsChannel is a 24-hour cable news network that simulcasts and replays newscasts from KTVK-TV (also known as 3TV). The network airs seven and a half hours of KTVK-TV news each weekday, four hours on Saturday and three hours on Sunday. The newscasts are recorded on servers at the cable provider, Cox Communications, Inc. and then replayed until the next live newscast. The news channel is a partnership between Cox Communications, Inc. which provides cable to 92 percent of the Phoenix market, and Belo Corp., which owns KTVK-TV. The network launched on November 4, 1996, and reaches an estimated 420,000 homes. The Arizona NewsChannel receives the majority of its information from the Associated Press, CNN and Conus (via the KTVK newscasts). In general, PR professionals are advised to send press releases via fax to the KTVK-TV assignment desk. Be brief, but specific. Lead times vary. Feature stories can take weeks to produce while breaking news can be processed in minutes. The Arizona NewsChannel is watched predominantly by adult Arizona residents interested in daily news.