Stewardship
Preserving publication identity, archives, and editorial continuity while preparing each property for its next chapter.
Independent Media & Publishing
1665 Media LLC, a Blackwood Harbor & Co. company, is a media and publishing company built around thoughtful editorial stewardship, long-term ownership, and distinct publication identities.
We believe enduring publications deserve more than a place to exist. They deserve deliberate stewardship, clear identity, reliable digital infrastructure, and room to grow without losing what makes them distinct.
Our company
As a Blackwood Harbor & Co. company, 1665 Media LLC provides ownership, operational support, digital stewardship, and long-term direction while each publication retains its own mission, audience, voice, and identity.
Preserving publication identity, archives, and editorial continuity while preparing each property for its next chapter.
Maintaining clear boundaries between brands so scholarly, cultural, and faith-oriented publications remain true to their audiences.
Supporting durable web publishing, discoverability, accessibility, and a professional reader and contributor experience.
Publication portfolio
Each publication remains intentionally distinct while benefiting from shared stewardship and ownership.
A scholarly publication focused on the intersection of applied technology, leadership, systems, and professional practice.
A scholarly journal advancing thoughtful work across culture, education, research, and interdisciplinary inquiry.
A digital magazine focused on faith, reflection, thoughtful living, and encouraging readers toward a life grounded in purpose.
The publishing imprint of 1665 Media LLC, supporting thoughtful, professionally produced works across scholarly, professional, and independent publishing.
How we operate
We approach media ownership as stewardship: protect what is worth preserving, strengthen what can be improved, and build systems that support continuity.
Each property keeps a distinct mission, audience, and voice.
Archives, history, and publication continuity are treated as durable assets.
Clear governance, responsible publishing practices, and transparent ownership matter.
Modern infrastructure and accessible web experiences support long-term discoverability.
Ownership & inquiries