Bliss Factory

Art Resources Transfer, Inc, founded in 1987 by Bill Bartman ( 1946 - 2005 ), is a non-profit organization committed to documenting and supporting artists' voices and work, and to making these voices accessible to the broadest possible public by establishing innovative methods of distribution and access.Since its founding, Art Resources Transfer has maintained two interconnected program areas: publishing ( A.R.T. Press ), and the free distribution of books to underserved communities ( DUC Library Program ).

HITN-TV, known as Hispanic Information and Telecommunications Network, was founded in 1983 as a nonprofit organization in Brooklyn, NY. Its mission is to provide educational, social, cultural, and economic support to the Hispanic community through noncommercial telecommunications facilities. The network offers a diverse range of news and entertainment programs, including shows like Prohibido Olvidar and Ponte en Forma. HITN-TV also distributes a newsletter with information on the Hispanic community and company updates, reaching audiences through major cable providers such as Comcast, AT&T, and Time Warner Cable. Generated from their available business information