Black News Channel Begins ‘Brutal’ Layoffs Days Before Christmas
“This is a very difficult day, and a reminder that stages of our journey will be arduous and painful,” CEO Princell Hair said.
“This is a very difficult day, and a reminder that stages of our journey will be arduous and painful,” CEO Princell Hair said.
The network will feature programming for the African American audience.
The news and information network is scheduled to launch in November.
Network plans eight hours of news a day, programming VP Gary Wordlaw tells Urban Hollywood 411.