Comcast announced Tuesday it will carry new networks run by music mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs and basketball legend Earvin "Magic" Johnson
Comcast announced Tuesday that four-minority owned networks will be launched on its cable TV systems…
By Janel Martinez
Presidential advice for the Commander-in-Chief from men and women of color who hold similar titles in business
In honor of Presidents’ Day, 11 Black Presidents from the world of business share their…
By Souleo
Posted: February 20, 2012
Tags: African American President, Arva Rice, Barack Obama, Black President, Carmelo Anthony, Chaka Khan, Charles Loring Brace, Chef Kone Abdoulaye, Cheryl Duncan, Cheryl Duncan & Company Public Relations, Christine Carter, Cory A. Booker, Dean Garfield, economy, Education, foreign aid, Healthcare, LaVar Young, Majora Carter, Majora Carter Group, Mary J. Blige, Ne-Yo, Newark Now, NobleStrategy, President's Day, Richard Buery, Roger Bobb, Shannon Nash, Sheena Wright, Terri J. Vaughn, The Children's Aid Society, William S. Parrish Jr.
The Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act is bringing newfound information to the forefront
The legislation known as the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act, or Stock Act, aims…
By Sade K. Muhammad
Looking at how trusted news breaks in the age of social media
Following the death of Whitney Houston Twitter exploded with RIP tweets, we explore how breaking…
By Hajj Flemings
The tech giant is battling over the rights to use the name “iPad”
Chinese authorities are pulling dozens of iPads from shelves in Northern China because Shenzhen…
By Sade K. Muhammad
On the eve of music's biggest night, the Grammy Awards, the music industry loses one of its icons: Whitney Houston
On the eve of music’s biggest night—The Grammy Awards—the entertainment industry mourns the shocking loss…
By Elayne Fluker
Posted: February 11, 2012
Tags: Clive Davis, entertainment industry, Grammy Awards, Grammys, Mara Brock Akil, Music, Music Industry, Ray J, Sparkle, Whitney Houston
Culture critic Raynard Jackson chimes in on GLAAD's calling for the CNN personality's dismissal for controversial tweets
After CNN personality Roland Martin’s homophobic tweets, GLAAD asked for his firing, critics feel Black…
By Raynard Jackson
Posted: February 10, 2012
Tags: Al Sharpton, Ben Jealous, CNN, Congressional Black Caucus, David Beckham, GLAAD, H&M, hip-hop renamed, homophobia, Jesse Jackson, Jim Clyburn, Marc Morial, roland martin, S.I. Hayakawa, Steny Hoyer, Super Bowl, TV One
The cable networks’ commentator was suspended after the Super Bowl Sunday ad commentary he posted on his personal Twitter feed
Roland Martin’s Super Bowl Sunday tweets have landed the political analyst in trouble with CNN.…
By Janel Martinez
African Americans are still most severely impacted by HIV/AIDS
Numerous individuals and various organizations around the country are observing the 12th annual National Black…
By Sade K. Muhammad
Amazon.com is looking to expand by opening a brick-and-mortar retail store, according to sources
Online retailer Amazon is planning to open a physical store located in the Seattle area…
By Sade K. Muhammad