Byron Allen in Conversation with Bill Carter
As the traditional players decamp from late-night television, comedian turned media mogul Byron Allen is seizing the opportunity, forging a new business model for the time period–one that promises to be a win-win for all involved. Join Bill Carter (author of the New York Times bestsellers ‘The Late Shift’ and ‘The War for Late Night” and editor at large for LateNighter.com) for a wide-ranging conversation with Allen about late night, the general state of broadcast, syndicated and streaming TV, and his company’s push into HBCU live sports.
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