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Jason Lee’s BET Deal Could Mark A New Era For Black-Owned Media Power

Jason Lee’s partnership with BET signals a shift in Black media power, expanding his influence through ownership and the BET Creator Studio.

Apr 14, 2026

Creators Of Viral Dating Series 'Pop the Balloon' Launch Dating App That Centers Black Relationships

The viral series "Pop the Balloon or Find Love" is launching a dating app, bringing its intentional matchmaking concept into the tech world.

Mar 13, 2026

Epic Games To Distribute 40 Percent Of Its 'Billions' In Fortnite Revenue To Eligible Creators

Epic Games has announced that it will pay eligible Fortnite creators 40 percent of the popular game's revenue.

Mar 23, 2023

Meet Dai Time, The 16-Year-Old With A Content Company Who Landed Her Own Snapchat Show

Content creator and media correspondent Dai Time is one of the selectees for the 523 Content Accelerator Program.

Nov 30, 2022

How This Black Entrepreneur Landed A Job With Oprah Despite Barely Pulling In 15 Views On His Content

In an interview on The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett, Paul Brunson shared the story of how he worked with Oprah Winfrey.

Nov 3, 2022

YouTube To Return To Its Roots Of User-Generated Content, Prepares To End Focus On Original Programming

YouTube creators are in for a treat now that the video streaming platform will shift back to a focus on user-generated content.

Jan 18, 2022

TikTok And MACRO Just Awarded These Black Creatives $500K In Grants

TikTok joins forces with MACRO to equip 10 Black creatives with the funding and resources needed to bring their ideas to life.

Nov 23, 2021

Black Creators Launch #TwitchDoBetter Campaign After Twitch Fails To Gain Control Of Racist Bots

Twitch users demand the platform to do better after Black creators are amongst those attacked through hate raids from racist bots.

Aug 12, 2021

Durell Smylie Wants All Content Creators to End Up 'Where the Money Resides' in 2021

No longer are the days of going viral and then disappearing until the next act comes around when creatives like Durell Smylie could be the blueprint for others to utilize their platforms to end up where the money resides. No stranger to social media and using it to his advantage, Durell, a car salesman at Richards Honda in his hometown of Baton Rouge, Louisiana posted a video in an effort to boost his car sales. Not only did it work, but now he is the world’s latest viral sensation thanks to his catchy mantra, “Where the money resides!”   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Relly B #WhereTheMoneyReside (@durellyrellz) He sat down with AfroTech to talk about what it’s like being the latest viral sensation, his roots, and the vision he not only has for himself, but other creatives in the future to get their coins. AfroTech: What’s the first thing that came to mind when the views steadily kept going up on the video that now has millions of views? Durell: The first thing that...

Jan 13, 2021