General interest morning program featuring news, weather, and sports updates.

Local morning sports talk show led by Orlando Sentinel sports columnist, Mike Bianchi.

Open Minds magazine is an online magazine covering UFO phenomena, focusing on history, research and hard evidence. They investigate and report on extraterrestrial happenings and UFO sightings. A radio and television show are currently in production. This outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication) and a digital podcast.

Provides all the breaking news in the behavioral health and social service field and the industry analysis that interprets how these developments effect organizations. Each issue provides thought-provoking predictions and analysis on trends that are potential threats and that offer new opportunities: in-depth industry analysis of innovative and cutting-edge developments in the field; industry profiles of leading organizations; up-to-the-minute news stories on new contracts, products and developments; marketing and financial tips; as well as statistical data and analysis, including information on market share, utilization, pricing, outcomes and spending.

Tracks the news needed for strategic planning, marketing plan development and competitive analysis across the field. Helps visitors quickly spot the very latest trends in the behavioral health and social service fields. Provides information on behavioral health and on cross-over markets like children's services, MR/DD, senior services and social services from a single source. News is organized into 10 categories: Hot Industry News, Mental Health & Chemical Dependency Services, Children's Services, Senior Support Services, Mental Retardation/Developmental Disability Services, Social Services, Strategic Health Care News, Industry Newsmakers, Professional Opportunities and Industry Calendar.

Open Rights Group blog is about the eponymous organisation. Open Rights Group is organisation that aims to develop a society built on laws, free from disproportionate, unaccountable surveillance and censorship. They want a society in which information flows more freely. They want a state that is transparent and accountable, where the public's rights are acknowledged and upheld. Founded in 2005 by 1,000 digital activists, Open Rights Group is a non-profit organisation. We have grown with the help of funding from charitable trusts concerned about citizens' rights. However most of the financial support comes from ordinary people, contributing small regular amounts. The blog posts are written by the Open Rights Group team. The team are lead by Jim Lllock (Executive Director), Neil Gaiman (Patron) and James Cronin (Chairman). Previous posts in the Open Rights Group blog include First take on the Investigatory Powers Bill, Investigatory Powers Bill published and now the fight is on, Bring on the fight for free expression, Why ORG is offering to help protect MPs’ communications, Why the CJEU ruling on #SafeHarbor is a landmark victory for privacy rights, ORG launches Corporate Supporter Scheme, Police body worn cameras raise security and privacy concerns, Should file sharers face ten years in gaol?, Answers needed from the Copyright Police, UK Court rules DRIPA unlawful, RUSI review adds to consensus for reform, Caspar Bowden, DRIPA challenge in court today, Net Neutrality in Europe in danger, Anderson review: "It is time for a clean slate" and Imagine the web without hyperlinks. PR opportunities include news and information related to social affairs, especially surrounding internet and data as well as expert comment. The team can be reached via the email address listed above.

Allows visitors to track an industry's political contributions, check up on candidates and the money behind elections, find out where contributions are coming from and which political candidates the money is going to. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. This outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Covers human rights, justice and accountability through the Open Society Foundation. Serves as a platform for discussing issues and news from around the world. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Open Campus is a nonprofit news organization dedicated to investigating and elevating higher education.

The program is a weekly news-maker interview program focusing on Richmond, VA. The show features local officials, and analyzes regional news, politics and culture with in-studio guests and listener questions.