Welcome to our dedicated page for Conservative Broadcast Media & Journalism news (Ticker: CBMJ), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Conservative Broadcast Media & Journalism stock.
Conservative Broadcast Media & Journalism Inc. reports developments around its public media-company strategy and corporate portfolio. Recent company updates have centered on the completed sale of the assets of its Patriot.TV subsidiary, a conservative digital media network, and on CBMJ's stated focus on strategic opportunities in media, technology, communications and related sectors.
Earlier Patriot.TV announcements covered original programming, podcasts, commentary shows, audience engagement on streaming and social platforms, and monetization through sponsorships, advertising, e-commerce and subscriptions. The company's news flow also includes corporate-positioning updates tied to capital requirements, financial flexibility and portfolio focus.
Conservative Broadcast Media & Journalism (OTC:CBMJ) is gaining traction, featured on Bloomberg's 'The Under The Radar Minute' due to rising demand for uncensored news. Notably, CBMJ's opt-in email subscribers surged from 1.2 million to over 5 million, with monthly page views exceeding 10 million. Monthly revenues now surpass $250,000, attributed to strategic acquisitions including Flag & Cross and Military Grade Coffee. President Brandon Vallorani highlighted the company's impressive growth amid increasing censorship pressures, asserting their commitment to free speech and independent journalism.
Canna Consumer Goods, Inc. (OTCPK: CBMJ) has closed the acquisition of DeDonato Enterprises, increasing its revenue potential with DeDonato generating approximately $2 million annually. This acquisition is expected to enhance revenue per share, EBITDA, and earnings per share immediately. Following the acquisition, CBMJ plans to change its name to "Conservative Broadcast Media & Journalism" to align with its growth strategy, although the ticker symbol CBMJ will remain unchanged. The CEOs of both companies express optimism about future growth and additional acquisitions.