Ebony magazine has been forced into bankruptcy. The historic publication that highlights Black culture continues to deal with financial hardships. On July 25, Parkview Capital
Merry Greene has been a trailblazer since her career began almost 30 years ago as she became WOKR-TV’s first African American assistant program director. She
Once again, an iconic Midwestern-born corporation founded by Blacks is shutting down and moving out West. Ebony magazine, which has called Chicago home since it
In the Black community Ebony and Jet magazines are iconic brands that validate our achievements. On Tuesday, June 14 it was announced that Johnson Publishing sold the magazines
In March, pastor and televangelist Creflo Dollar of Atlanta-based World Changers Church International made national news because of a crowd funding request.
On the ‘A’ w/Souleo… Storme DeLarverie’s name was not familiar to many of the celebrity guests in attendance at the 2014 Vision Awards presented by
‘JET’ magazine no longer selling print editions, going digital After June 2014, JET magazine will no longer sell print editions of their publication. Johnson Publishing
Justin Bieber and his dad are real good “buds,” so good they smoked weed on a chartered plane together. So much smoke, that the crew
We decided to take a look at some other hits that “borrowed” from older songs without acknowledgement.
Fantasia is refusing to take her beef with Jet lightly and she recently revealed that she felt like the magazine made her look like “a
“When you put that stamp on the letter, he’ll be all over the world.” –Desiree Rogers, CEO, Johnson Publishing Company
Ebony not only has a new home but also a new cyberspace makeup. Launched on Jan. 17, 2012, to regain their advertising and social swag, former
Johnson Publishing Company will rent three floors.
In the wake of recent news that family-owned Johnson Publications has sold a minority share of the business to JPMorgan Chase & Co., the U.S. Postal
In 2009 the publishing company had liens against it.
“I think there is a John Johnson among you.”
JET magazine is about to take off on a youthful rocket ride. Journalist Mitzi Miller was named as editor in chief of the legacy publication.
