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The Cape Cod Community Media Center, located in Dennis Port, MA, serves as a vital hub for local media, offering a range of production services and resources for individuals, families, and non-profits. With facilities such as ISAAC Studios and membership options, it aims to support community engagement through media creation and dissemination. The center provides various platforms, including Channel 26 and CapeSpan Channel 9, for broadcasting community announcements and programming. In addition, it offers opportunities for internships and producer support, fostering a creative environment for aspiring media professionals. Generated from the website

The Providence Phoenix was a prominent arts and counterculture publication in Providence, RI, known for its extensive coverage of stories and viewpoints that were often overlooked by other newspapers in the area. It was part of the larger Phoenix Media Communications Group, which also included publications in Boston, Miami, Worcester, and Portland. Founded in 1993 as The Providence Phoenix, the publication ran for nearly thirty years before its final publication in October 2014. The Phoenix Media Communications Group also expanded its holdings to include other magazines such as Stuff Magazine and launched a Spanish-language weekly called El Planeta. However, the company sold off some of its publications over the years, including The Portland Phoenix, which was sold to the Portland News Club LLC in 2014.Generated from the website