Vermont Public Television(VPT) is Vermont's network of PBS stations. Its six channels are 33 Burlington, 28 Rutland, 41 Windsor, 20 St. Johnsbury, 36 Manchester, and 53 Bennington. Vermont Public Television's mission is "to be the state's leading source of cultural and educational enrichment, building a lasting alliance with all Vermont residents by providing vital, diversified local and national programming and services, lifelong learning initiatives, and comunity outreach efforts." In addition to the PBS programming that is licensed for educational use, VPT broadcasts a half-hour of instructional programs each school day and distributes programs and resource materials to classroom teachers and home schoolers throughout the viewing area. The station's national programming topics include nature, science, history, documentary, public affairs, how-tos, performance, and classic movies. VPT produces a variety of programming to meet local interests. Their broadcast signal reaches throughout Vermont and into bordering regions of New York, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and southern Quebec.

This association represents 11 daily and 4 non-daily publications in the state of Vermont to connect members with key figures from across the state. An association is a group of persons or organizations banded together for a specific purpose. Many associations have state and local chapter affiliates with annual fundraising events, as well as conferences. PR professionals can contact associations for various sponsorship opportunities, as well as speaking opportunities. Do not send press releases to the association, but rather contact the marketing or events director directly.

Vermont Public radio network airs programming from National Public Radio (NPR), Public Radio International (PRI), BBC News and American Public Media. The network covers news stories, and also airs jazz, classical and world music.

Vermont Public Radio Online covers News.

Aims to achieve universal recognition and respect for the sanctity of human life from conception through natural death.

Vermont Sports is the largest outdoor magazine in the Northeast. Like a regional Outside Magazine, Vermont Sports covers everything from running and cycling to backcountry skiing and ice climbing.

Covers individual, aerobic, and life-long sports in Vermont and Northern New England. Published monthly, each issue features articles on a variety of sports such as alpine, cross-country and telemark skiing, canoeing and kayaking, road and mountain biking, hiking and backpacking, in-line skating, running, snowboarding, snowshoeing, triathlon, and duathlon.

The Vermont Standard is a community newspaper for the residents of Woodstock, VT.

Vermont This Week features a weekly analysis of the top news stories in Vermont featuring the reporters who covered them. Vermont This Week has been a signature public affairs series since 1982.

The Vernal Express is a publication written for the community of Vernal, UT. This outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).