Manhattan Neighborhood Network is responsible for administering the Public Access cable television services in Manhattan. Our purpose is to ensure the ability of Manhattan residents to exercise their First Amendment rights through the medium of cable television and to create opportunities for mutual communication, education, artistic expression and other noncommercial uses of video facilities on an open, uncensored and equitable basis. In providing services, we seek to involve the diverse racial, ethnic and geographic communities of Manhattan in the electronic communication of their varied interests, needs, concerns and identities. Public Access Television is supported by TimeWarner Cable and RCN Cable, under a franchise agreement with the City of New York. MNN is made possible by the work and support of thousands of individuals and groups in New York City.

"CollectiveGood creates financially productive partnerships with charities and companies to ensure that the benefits of mobile phones are maximized, and their environmental impact is minimized. We pioneered the concept of providing marketing, operations and logistics support to charities and the private sector to create innovative used mobile phone collection campaigns that are successful in every community.By reusing these phones, the greatest possible value is perpetuated from these devices. CollectiveGood recycles all donated non-functioning mobile phone batteries in an environmentally responsible manner through our relationship with the Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation, and all unusable mobile phones are disposed of in accordance with all local and national environmental standards.

Location One is a 501(c) (3) not-for-profit organization, supported entirely through the generosity of donations and grants from foundations, corporations and individuals. Location One is creating a new environment for contemporary art, one that is rich in interdisciplinary context. The new media are interactive but so have always been live events. Our unique opportunity lies in the linkage between live performance, exhibition and dialogue and electronic broadcast, feedback and interaction. Each of our activities will comprise some combination of live and electronic elements, according to the vision of their creators. Location One is a not-for-profit organization devoted to the convergence of visual, performing and digital arts in a time of rapidly changing technology. Our goals are new work, new forms of expression, new capabilities in our artists and new awareness in all those we reach.

The Cellular Telecommunications Internet Association (CTIA) is the international organization that represents all elements of wireless communication - cellular, personal communication services enhanced specialized mobile radio, and mobile satellite services - serving the interests of service providers, manufacturers, and others. CTIA is the voice of the wireless industry - representing its members in a constant dialogue with policy makers in the Executive Branch, in the Federal Communications Commission, and in Congress, CTIA's industry committees provide leadership in the area of taxation, roaming, safety, regulations, fraud and technology.

Founded in 1988, the Wireless Communications Association International (WCA) is the principal non-profit trade association representing the wireless broadband industry. WCA membership, which includes the industry's leading carriers, vendors and consultants, has grown to over 450 member companies spanning six continents. The WCA's mission is to advance the interests of the industry's operators, equipment providers, and professional services firms. The products our members ultimately provide in all major world markets include wireless high-speed connectivity for data, voice, video and broadband Internet access services employing systems utilizing spectrum in licensed and unlicensed bands as well as Free Space Optics (FSO).