Urban One, Inc. Announces the Promotion of Colby Tyner to SVP Programming
of Programming at Radio One, Tyner increased ratings within several brands, procured major talent for NTR events and
TV One programs, and launched nationally syndicated radio shows like The Morning Hustle and Get Up Mornings with Erica
Campbell. Additionally, Tyner has provided leadership for significant, myriad revenue- generating programming and promotional initiatives and has executive produced Reach Media’s podcast series, The Undressing Room, in partnership with Macy’s.
us to execute format leading quality content that entertains, educates and engages our listeners.”
to find your way in the media industry. I’m very appreciative of Radio One, who gave me my first program director position, and
I’m also thankful for the continued opportunity to grow in this business. I’d like to especially thank Ms. Hughes, Alfred Liggins,
and David Kantor for their constant support and for allowing me to lead this amazing group of programmers and talent.”
Americans and urban consumers in the United States. The Company owns TV One, LLC (tvone.tv), a television network serving more than 59 million households, offering a
broad range of original programming, classic series and movies designed to entertain, inform and inspire a diverse audience of
adult Black viewers.
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