Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/2Za6eFqiBbe.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Byron Allen buying a majority stake in BuzzFeed is bigger than a business headline. [zYpmHBfDwxX] Health Updated on August 12, 2026 EDT — Published on August 12, 2026 EDT It’s a lesson in ownership, media power, distribution, advertising, and narrative control. BuzzFeed was once one of the most influential digital media companies in America. Now Byron Allen is stepping in with a deal that could give his family office majority control of the company. The lesson for us? Black people cannot afford to only be the audience. We have to understand who owns the platforms, who controls the story, who profits from our attention, and how media power actually works. That’s the kind of conversation we’re having inside Sankofa Circle. Comment CIRCLE if you want to go deeper. Onwf8VFY6Cj ZoTOuBQSAWU 5CyzOC3jFDp l2P5A7u9TLh LsxO6G4036E V4viQYtVqB3 QkUik9AJxW3
It’s a lesson in ownership, media power, distribution, advertising, and narrative control. BuzzFeed was once one of the most influential digital media companies in America. Now Byron Allen is stepping in with a deal that could give his family office majority control of the company. The lesson for us? Black people cannot afford to only be the audience. We have to understand who owns the platforms, who controls the story, who profits from our attention, and how media power actually works. That’s the kind of conversation we’re having inside Sankofa Circle. Comment CIRCLE if you want to go deeper. Onwf8VFY6Cj ZoTOuBQSAWU 5CyzOC3jFDp l2P5A7u9TLh LsxO6G4036E V4viQYtVqB3 QkUik9AJxW3