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Superadio Networks to Offer Bloomberg Black Business Beat


Key Networks and Bloomberg Radio have entered into an agreement with Superadio Networks, LLC, to offer specialty feature The Bloomberg Black Business Beat to its radio station affiliates across the U.S.

The Bloomberg Black Business Beat, hosted by Renita Young, is a daily look at the intersection of culture and commerce affecting Black American audiences. Topics range from the latest trends in Black-owned businesses and profiles of Black entrepreneurs, to a continuing look at diversity in the workplace and an inside look at the business of entertainment.

Eric Faison, President of Superadio Networks, LLC said: "We're excited to partner with Key Networks to bring The Bloomberg Black Business Beat to an audience that is looking for information on business trends, consumer news and finance... and deliver it in a compelling and fast paced format."

Al Mayers, Global Head of Bloomberg Television and Radio commented: "We are pleased to expand the audience of The Bloomberg Black Business Beat and are looking forward to bringing the program's important news and insights to even more affiliates."

Dennis Green, Chief Revenue Officer, Key Networks, noted: "Key Networks is proud to partner with Superadio to bring The Bloomberg Black Business Beat to listeners and advertisers across the country. The feature provides a wealth of information related to business and finance that is important to Black audiences. The Bloomberg Black Business Beat will inform and educate listeners and provide affiliates with high quality sponsorable content."

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