BN3 A Creative Corporate News Identity Acronym

Black National News Network (BN3)

The “Black National News Network” is a conceptualized name created for the acronym “BN3.” The inventor of the name is John Sudds, a natural-born citizen of the United States. The registrant of the domain name “bn3.com” appears to be a resident and/or citizen of the People’s Republic of China.

Logo Assets: white and black version / black and white version

Not until Black journalism in America is totally independent of White America’s mainstream media will Black news anchors possess the freedom to uninhibitedly speak on Black-related issues without fear of the media’s retribution. Unburdened by the media’s political and culturally tailored broadcast strategies, Black anchors could confidently and comfortably cover news stories originating from Black ghettos to those spawned by Black professionals on Wall Street. America’s government and media need to be more candid about the constraints placed on the Black narrative and get out of the way of the kind of journalism that’s critical to America’s broader Black community. The powers that be are doing America a grave disservice by keeping national broadcasting strategies pertaining to culture as they are. To a notable degree, the broadcasting strategies of America’s media whitewash the remnants of slavery, where enslaved Africans were denied the right to read or be adequately informed about important events in their communities. The purging of powerful Black news anchors who were courageous enough to speak on unpopular Black-related issues is a testament to this claim.

Merely a pipe dream at this juncture—of course it’s not a real news network that could compete with America’s mainstream media right now. However, one has to admit it’s one hell of a business name for a fully Black-owned and operated national news network. “BN3” is highly creative. You can either condemn or denigrate the founder of this idea. Nonetheless, America’s government, the media, professional journalists, and news analysts alike know that it’s a relatively fair argument to entertain.

* Below is an illustration of how the business name BN3 can link all news agencies of countries with Sub-Saharan African heritage together. If governments of countries and/or entrepreneurs with the wherewithal are interested in licensing out the copyright and carrying out such a feat, then they are encouraged to express their interest by sending a proposal to the copyright’s owner via the contact page of this website. Big things can be accomplished through the news media business identity of BN3.

BN3 – United States of America (the)

BN3 – Angola | BN3 – Benin | BN3 – Botswana | BN3 – Burkina Faso | BN3 – Burundi

BN3 – Cabo Verde | BN3 – Central African Republic (the) | BN3 – Chad | BN3 – Comoros (the) | BN3 – Congo (the)

BN3 – Cote d’lvoire | BN3 – Democratic Republic of the Congo (the) | BN3 – Djibouti | BN3 – Equatorial Guinea | BN3 – Eritrea

BN3 – Eswatini | BN3 – Ethiopia | BN3 – Gabon | BN3 – Gambia (the) | BN3 – Ghana

BN3 – Guinea | BN3 – Guinea Bissau | BN3 – Kenya | BN3 – Lesotho | BN3 – Liberia

BN3 – Madagascar | BN3 – Malawi | BN3 – Mali | BN3 – Mauritania | BN3 – Mauritius

BN3 – Mayotte | BN3 – Mozambique | BN3 – Namibia | BN3 – Niger (the) | BN3 – Nigeria

BN3 – Rwanda | BN3 – Sao Tome and Principe | BN3 – Senegal | BN3 – Seychelles | BN3 – Sierra Leone

BN3 – Somalia | BN3 – South Africa | BN3 – South Sudan | BN3 – Sudan (the) | BN3 – Togo

BN3 – United Republic of Tanzania (the) | BN3 – Uganda | BN3 – Zambia | BN3 – Zimbabwe

Outside Africa / Afro-Caribbean Countries:

BN3 – Antigua and Barbuda | BN3 – Bahamas (the) | BN3 – Barbados | BN3 – Brazil | BN3 – British Virgin Islands | BN3 – Dominica | BN3 – Grenada | BN3 – Haiti | BN3 – Jamaica  | BN3 – Montserrat | BN3 – Saint Kitts and Nevis | BN3 – Saint Lucia | BN3 – Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | BN3 – U.S. Virgin Islands

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