Audio Publishers Association

The Book Industry Study Group (BISG) is a New York-based organization dedicated to providing resources and support to the book industry. With a focus on research, policy, and education, BISG offers a range of services including subject code development, committee work, and webinars. As a leading authority in the field, BISG aims to foster collaboration and innovation within the book industry, helping companies navigate the ever-changing landscape of publishing and distribution.Generated from the website

The Media Coalition Inc. is an association founded in 1973 that defends the First Amendment rights of authors, publishers, librarians, and film and video game producers in the United States. They protect the freedom to write, produce, and distribute books, films, home video, and video games, as well as the public's right to access a wide range of information, opinion, and entertainment. As the only organization dedicated to protecting the First Amendment rights of media industries in legislatures and courts, the Media Coalition communicates with government officials at all levels to advise them on proposed legislation that may impact protected material. They file legal challenges to laws that violate the First Amendment, submit amicus briefs in support of producers and distributors, and advocate for the mutual interests of various media industries. With a remarkable success rate in their lawsuits, they have successfully challenged content restrictions, internet censorship, and taxing and licensing laws.Generated from the website

Theatre Communications Group (TCG) is a hub for theatre professionals based in New York, NY. By providing an online community platform known as The Circle, TCG aims to connect individuals in the theatre industry with valuable resources and relationships to enhance their craft. This innovative platform seamlessly blends elements of listservs, social media, and knowledge-sharing to offer a user-friendly experience. Within The Circle, users have the opportunity to participate in both private and public groups that cater to various personal and professional interests. Whether seeking HR forms, audience-building tools, or insights on inclusion practices, members can access a constantly updated library of resources curated by TCG and fellow peers. The Circle serves as a dynamic space where theatre practitioners can engage with a supportive community and stay informed on industry trends. Generated from the website content