After asking ‘Are Historical Civil Rights Organizations Selling Out‘ last week, we spoke about Television producer and media mogul Byron Allen who along with the National Association of African-American Owned Media (NAAAOM) dropping a $20 billion suit against Comcast, Al Sharpton and Time Warner Cable.
BW caught up to Byron Allen, Chairman and CEO of Entertainment Studios via telephone and chopped up on everything including the lawsuit, the proposed merger between Comcast & Time Warner, Rev. Al. Sharpton and the National Action Network, Civil Rights Organizations NAACP and National Urban League, the distinction between Black “targeted” media and Black-owned media, and the National Association Of African-American Owned Media (NAAAOM) and much more.
For more information on the National Association of African-American Owned Media, check their website and follow the NAAAOM on Facebook and Twitter, Also follow Byron Allen on Twitter
AJ Woodson
AJ Woodson is the Editor-In-Chief of Black Westchester and Co-Owner of Urban Soul Media Group, the parent company, Host & Producer of the People Before Politics Radio Show. AJ is a Father, Brother, An Author, Journalism Fellow (Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism), Hip-Hop Artist - one third of the legendary underground rap group JVC FORCE known for the single Strong Island, Radio Personality, Hip-Hop Historian, Documentarian, Activist, Criminal Justice Advocate and Freelance Journalist whose byline has appeared in several print publications and online sites including The Source, Vibe, the Village Voice, Upscale, Sonicnet.com, Launch.com, Rolling Out Newspaper, Daily Challenge Newspaper, Spiritual Minded Magazine, Word Up! Magazine, On The Go Magazine and several others.
