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The new carriage deal means HBCU GO will now be available in 70% of Black households and 60% of households across…
Michele Ghee, the former CEO of Ebony and Jet, is joining Byron Allen's Allen Media Group as president of multicultural…
Malone, who joined the AMG family in June, was crucial to the financing of its significant transactions over the previous…
Marc Lamont Hill has been a mainstay in mainstream media for more than a decade and he's now joining theGrio…
It’s official: After the acquisition of Black News Channel, Byron Allen hopes to mark a bold new era for Black-owned media.
HBCU GO, the media provider for the nation’s HBCUs that is owned by Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group, has announced…
Allen acquired the network for $11 million after approval from a Florida bankruptcy court, according to a company press release.
TheGrio, Allen Media Group’s multi-platform news, entertainment, and lifestyle brand, will recognize 25 years of White House coverage by its
The upcoming MOBE symposium for Black entrepreneurs explores opportunities, but there's still a lot of "lip service" from corporations.
Yvette Moyo founded MOBE in 1992 to connect Black entrepreneurs in marketing, business and entertainment, providing support and guidance.
Byron Allen is taking legal action against Nielsen, accusing the data company of “fraudulent misrepresentation and fraud by concealment."
The historic deal grants HBCU GO cable, linear, streaming, broadcast, VOD and pay-per-view rights to SWAC sporting events.
Media mogul Byron Allen sat with CBS "Sunday Morning" to discuss being a role model for Black entrepreneurs in an…
Allen Media Group acquires the VOD rights for Ernest Dickerson's film, 'Double Play,' premiering via Freestyle Digital Media on Feb.…
Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group, parent company of theGrio, has tapped Sydnie Karras for the position of Chief Accounting Officer.
Horror fans are in for a treat as Freestyle Digital Media has acquired The Touched One, a supernatural-horror dramatic feature.
Allen Media Group has announced its new strategic partnership with Google to accelerate growth across all of its portfolio.
Subscribers will be able to purchase tickets and access pay-per-view events, as well as buy merchandise and place sports bets.
Acquisition of the outlet will bring Allen Media Broadcasting’s holding to 36 television stations in 21 U.S. markets.