Two Black Enterprise Editors Named Among Top 10 Journalists Covering Black Interests
Two legendary Black Enterprise editors, Derek T. Dingle and Alfred Edmond Jr., have been named among the top ten most influential U.S. print journalists covering...
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James Babington-Johnson Launches Campaign To Create Alternative Cable News Source For African Americans
The centerpiece of the plan will be the production “U.S.A. This Week,” a daily television news pilot, which Babington-Johnson hopes will show potential investors that...
45 Great Moments in Black Business – No. 36: Essence Sale Continues Debate Over Black Ownership
Essence Communications Partners sells the remaining 51% of the company that publishes the leading black women's magazine to Time Inc....
Top 20 Black Enterprise Stories of 2015
2015 was a remarkable year for us at Black Enterprise. We kicked off our first Tech ConneXt Summit in Silicon Valley, celebrated 10 years of...
The Founders of Afripedia Are Changing the One-Sided Story About Africa
The idea of creating Afripedia, a platform dedicated to changing the conversation about Africa, came from a long period of frustration.“Every day, we get fed...
[Women of Power] One-on-One with Debra Lee
Accomplished and celebrated businesswoman, Debra L. Lee, chairwoman and CEO of BET Networks, will be in attendance at the 2016 Women of Power Summit, March...
Ebony Editor-in-Chief Mitzi Miller Leaves Johnson Publishing Company
Award-winning journalist Mitzi Miller steps down from her position as editor-in-chief of Ebony magazine...
Black History Business Titan: John H. Johnson
“Utterly determined,†are the first words that come to mind for Black Enterprise President and CEO, Earl “Butch†Graves Jr. when describing the late black...
On the Move: Aliya S. King Joins Ebony and Kim Keenan Named CEO of Leading Nonprofit
Ebony names Aliya S. King as its new entertainment editor, and Kim Keenan becomes CEO of Minority Media and Telecommunications Council...
Black Ownership of TV Stations Declines, F.C.C. Study Finds
A new study by the Federal Communications Commission found that the number of black-owned television stations slid even lower....