North Carolina Independent Media Center (NC-IMC) is a non-corporate, anti-authoritarian collective of North Carolina independent media markets and media outlets, and serves as the local organizing unit of the global IndiaMedia network.  NC-IMC is a network of activists that are committed to using media and journalism as a tool for promoting egalitarian change.

The Journalist's Toolbox features more than 20,000 Web resources helpful to the media and anyone else doing research. Use the pull-down menu or search engine to locate information from a variety of beats and news industry-related topics.

SpinNC E-MEDIA developed E-Media for your promotional needs. The fast and easy to use form is right at your fingertips, and will be sent to all the media organizations you select. In addition, you can use E-Media to add an event to a Spin NC Calendar of Events.

North Carolina Department of the Secretary of State  publications page covers a broad range of North Carolina resources and tools--including print and electronic broadcast resources. 

The North Carolina Association of Broadcasters was founded in 1947 and  is widely recognized as one of the top associations for broadcasters in the nation in terms of legislative victories, education, services, benefits and legal assistance.

TvRadioWorld is an informational directory dealing with the radio and television broadcasters worldwide. The directory depends upon many people around the world to help us keep its listings up to date. Some of the features include listings of local radio and television stations on the web, in depth listings of local television broadcast stations throughout North and South America, including contact information. Also featured are broadcast networks, cable networks, satellite networks and service providers (i.e. cable companies, DTH, etc.), as well as a growing list of links to sites that deal with the broadcasting industry, such as community broadcasters, shortwave radio, Internet broadcasters, organization trade publications and more.

North Carolina Amateur Radio Emergency Service, which has developed since 1935, is a part of the AmateurRadio Relay League (ARRL) Field Organization.  It consists of licensed amateurs who have voluntarily registered their qualifications and equipment for communications duty in the public service when disaster strikes.

Commercial Radio Operators License Program of the Federal Communications Commission

Universal Licensing System of the Federal Communications Commission