TV One And CLEO TV General Manager Michelle Rice Receives Minority Business Leaders Award
TV One and CLEO TV General Manager Michelle Rice was honored at the Washington Business Journal’s 13th Annual Minority Business Leaders Awards virtual event.
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TV One To Broadcast Ceremonial Swearing-In Of New Congressional Black Caucus Members
TV One announces a partnership with the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Inc. (CBCF) to broadcast the Ceremonial Swearing-In.
TV Vet Michelle L. Rice Elevated To President Of TV One And CLEO TV
Urban One today announced that veteran television executive Michelle L. Rice has been named President of TV One and CLEO TV.
Join Virtual Town Halls On Social, Economic And Political Issues Impacting Black Women Voters
TV One will present the first episode of REPRESENT THE VOTE: OUR VOICE, OUR FUTURE.
Philo Partners With TV One To Launch The Network’d First vMVPD Distribution Deal
Philo and TV One announced a distribution agreement today, adding the channel to Philo’s lineup of 60+ channels for viewers from Harlem to Harare.
TV One’s Go-Go Music Doc “The Beat Don’t Stop” With Harlem’s Doug E. Fresh And Others For Black Music Month
TV One celebrates Black Music Month with the debut of its original documentary, The Beat Don’t Stop, airing on Sunday, June 21, 2020, at 8 P.M. ET/7C, followed by an Continue Reading →
Brigitte McCray Joins TV One’s Executive Leadership Team As Senior Vice President
TV One and CLEO TV General Manager Michelle Rice officially announced today that veteran television executive Brigitte McCray has joined the network’s senior leadership team as the Senior Vice President, Continue Reading →
Atlanta: VIPs Gather In Atlanta For CLEO TV Cocktail Event (Red Carpet)
Celebrities, influencers, advertisers and TV executives turned out for TV One‘s private event held in Atlanta to celebrate and introduce new entertainment network, CLEO TV on Thursday, November 29, 2018.
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