It’s been an eventful week for Black media, with outlets including Ebony, Jet and Grio all selling to new ownership. First up, Johnson Publishing sold Ebony (est. 1945) to a large Texas equity firm, Clear View Group according to an announcement Tuesday. Likewise, sister publication Jet magazine (est. 1951) has also been sold, although it has […]
The African-American community collectively mourned when Johnson Publishing announced earlier this year that it would no longer print “JET Magazine”. Black Twitter exploded with grief…
The magazine, which was founded in 1951, is joining an ever-lengthening list of dying print publications. Johnson Publishing Company has announced today that Jet will…
via http://www.gospelflava.com Open up this week’s Jet Magazine and you will find their take on some up and coming Gospel artists including Grammy and Stellar nominated artist Anita Wilson, Kirk Franklin’s latest proteges The Walls Group and Tedashi.
Tamika D. Mallory, the youngest executive director of Rev. Al Sharpton’s National Action Network, has proudly stood on the front lines to combat social injustice,…
Fresh on the heels of his December #1 Billboard Gospel Charts debut, Joshua Rogers is highlighted in the upcoming issue of JET Magazine with a full page feature in the Entertainment Spotlight section. The feature will run in the January 28th issue of the magazine (p. 24) with Chaka Khan on the cover. The issue […]
