Category: black media

Interactive One Creating A Digital Destination for Latinos

Interactive One, known for serving digital driven African-Americans continues to  expand its reach to the Latino market with the launch of ZonadeSabor.com, an entertainment news Web site targeting young, urban Latino Americans. ZonadeSabor.com will join MiGente.com, Interactive One’s social media site providing the latest in music, television, film and fashion news for all Latinos. “We’ve built [...]

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Moguldom Media Group Launches New Web site for African-American Moms

Moguldom Media Group home to sites like MadameNoire, Bossip, and StyleBlazer launched a new Web site MommyNoire that caters to, yea you guessed it – moms and of course moms-to-be. Moguldom says they are responding to the need of its audience for a new kind of experience tailored to the lives of mothers and mothers-to-be with MommyNoire. Mommy bloggers [...]

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American Black Film Festival Gets Digital With Webisode Challenge

The 16th Annual American Black Film Festival brought something new to the table this year. The festival is known for recognizing Black narratives, films, and documentaries, but this year they added Web series to the list with its first annual Webisode Challenge. The Webisode challenge is a competition that identify talented writers, directors, and producers who [...]

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Where Does the Black Press Stand in the Digital Age?

Internet and new media have changed publications and broadcast outlets over the years. But how has this change translated into the black press? Some of the most talented African-American writers, editors, and publishers have contributed to the black press for more than one hundred years. Black papers became the way for black people to share [...]

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Are African-Americans Taking More of an Interest in News Web Sites Than Gossip Sites?

At some point or another, someone has probably asked you “Did you see… On Media Take Out today?” If not, you can replace it with any other black gossip news site. Numbers have shown that black people love their gossip news, but they are just as interested in hard news as they are gossip. Journal-isms [...]

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Is Sean “Diddy” Combs Bringing Back Old School MTV for African-Americans?

TRL (Total Request Live) is what made MTV, MTV. The acronym standing for Music Television has lost its purpose in many ways after the cancellation of the show, but there may be hope for those still waiting for the old school MTV days to come back thanks to Sean “Diddy” Combs. Broadcasting&Cable.com report, Diddy is planning to [...]

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