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Real
Times Media inks licensing deal with CNN for its print, digital
platforms
 (October
29, 2012) Real Times Media recently closed on a licensing agreement with
CNN News Source to exchange news and information for use in its print
and digital properties. The relationship includes text-based news and
or information content related to:
- News items, related to the day's top domestic stories (breaking news,
spot news, politics, etc.
- International news
- Financial news from CNN and/or CNNMoney.com
- Feature stores related to health, entertainment, technology, etc.
- Issue-oriented op-ed columns; and
- Stories from CNN affiliates
"We are excited about our new relationship with CNN," said Hiram E.
Jackson, CEO, Real Times Media. "Partnering with CNN is a perfect fit
for Real Times as we continue to grow our position as one of the leaders
in providing news and content to the African American and urban
markets."
Real Times Media is a multimedia company that consists of internet
properties, newspapers, niche publishing, marketing services, archive
licensing and premier events. With offices in Atlanta, Chicago,
Columbus, Detroit, Memphis and Pittsburgh, Real Times is the leading
provider of original print content for African American related news,
entertainment and lifestyle information.
Dedicated to distributing top quality news, lifestyle information, and
entertainment relevant to the African-American and urban markets, Real
Times' goal is to continually develop non-traditional media that
complements its core business, build greater brand loyalty and cultivate
new customers for its clients.
The Real Times Media family of companies includes the nation's largest
African-American owned and operated newspaper organizations: Atlanta
Daily World, Chicago Defender, Michigan Chronicle, Michigan FrontPage,
Memphis Tri-State Defender and the New Pittsburgh Courier.
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