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19 May Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group Hires Former Warner Media Executive John Buckholtz As Vice President Of Advertising Sales For Global Syndication

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Veteran Ad Sales Executive to Represent Allen Media Group's Entertainment Studios Syndicated Broadcast Programming Byron Allen's Allen Media Group (AMG) proudly announces the hiring of John Buckholtz to the position of Vice President of Ad Sales for AMG Global Syndication. Buckholtz will focus on advertising sales, brand sponsorships, and revenue partnerships for...

14 May Watch BLACK OWNED MEDIA UPFRONT 2021

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Day One: Tuesday, May 11 2021 Entertainment Studios Networks & Syndication The Weather Channel Local Now Urban Edge Revolt Media Day Two: Wednesday May 12, 2021 Black Enterprise Ebony & Jet Cube Vision Reach TV Madison Management Group / Africa Channel Rolling Out Essence / Afropunk ...

10 May Byron Allen-Led Effort To Funnel Ad Dollars To Black-Owned Media Locks Support From A Second Giant Holding Company, GroupM: “This Is The Conversation White America Doesn’t Want To Have”

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By Dade Hayes Advertising giants GroupM and Interpublic Group have agreed to invest in Black-owned media companies following more than a year of campaigning by a group led by Byron Allen. GroupM, which is owned by WPP, is one of a handful of major holding companies controlling tens of billions of dollars in advertising....

29 Apr Byron Allen to buy seven TV stations, including Tucson outlet, for $380 million

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By Meg James Los Angeles media mogul Byron Allen is expanding his broadcast TV empire with a $380 million cash purchase of seven stations, including outlets in Tucson and Madison, Wis. Atlanta-based Gray Television Inc., struck a deal with Allen’s company because Gray must divest a handful...

29 Apr Byron Allen Buying Stations From Gray for $380 Million

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By Jon Lafayette Stations are being divested by Gray TV, which is buying Quincy Byron Allen’s Allen Media Broadcasting has agreed to buy TV stations in seven markets for $380 million, expanding Allen’s growing broadcast holdings. Allen has said he plans to invest $10 billion in broadcast assets. The...

29 Apr Byron Allen’s Allen Media Will Buy 7 Stations From Gray TV for $380 Million

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By Brian Steinberg Byron Allen’s Allen Media has agreed to buy seven TV stations from Gray Television Inc. for $380 million in cash, the companies announced Thursday. Gray is divesting the stations as a condition of acquiring the assets of Quincy Media Inc. Allen Media will own and operates...

29 Apr Byron Allen Buys 7 Gray Divestiture TV Stations for $380M

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By Etan Vlessing Byron Allen’s Allen Media Broadcasting has acquired seven divestiture TV stations from Gray Television for $380 million. Gray spun the TV stations off as part of a separate deal to acquire Quincy Media for $925 million. The affiliate stations picked up by Allen Media...

29 Apr Byron Allen’s Allen Media Acquires 7 Gray TV Stations For $380M

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By Patrick Hypes Gray Television said Thursday that it has sold seven television stations to Byron Allen’s Allen Media Broadcasting for $380 million in cash, part of a divestiture related to Gray’s purchase earlier this year of Quincy Media. The deal expands Allen Media’s portfolio to 23 ABC-NBC-CBS-Fox network...

27 Apr Streaming Market As Big As 4 Billion Devices: Allen Media CEO

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Bloomberg Technology Click here to watch Byron Allen's interview on Bloomberg TV Byron Allen, founder, chairman and CEO of Allen Media Group, says online streaming services are 'easily chasing' four billion connected devices worldwide and that the appetite for more content is 'insatiable.' He also talks about...

21 Apr Byron Allen Hails Billion-Dollar Streaming “Gift” Of Local Now And Expands Pattrn, Another Byproduct Of Weather Channel Purchase

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By Dade Hayes No part of the media business is more crowded than streaming, with thousands of subscription-based and free services continuing to hit the market. Despite the glut, Byron Allen believes he has two new offerings with something unique to bring to the party. The media executive and Allen...