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J.	Alexander	Mar-n	
•  Founder	CEO,	FUBU	TV	
•  Co-Founder,	Exec	VP	FUBU	
•  FUBU	Crea6ve	Director		&	Designer	
•  President	New	York	State	Black	Chamber	of	of	Commerce	(NYSBCC)
FUBU	Television	is	the	provider	of	
media	and	entertainment	for	mul6	cultural	
consumers	globally.	Our	brands	reflect	a	
range	of	experiences	and	connect	with	
fans	of	hip	hop,	gospel,	jazz,	comedy,	
drama,	news,	lifestyle,	sports,	with	a	pro-
social	agenda.	We	stay	connected	to	our	
diverse	audience	through	our	television	
networks,	video	on	demand,	mobile	and	
home	entertainment.	
FUBU	TV	reaches	over	250	million	
homes,	provides	contemporary	
entertainment	that	speaks	to	the	youth	
and	adults	from	an	authen6c,	
unapologe6c	viewpoint.	FUBU	Television	
serves	a	diverse	global	audience	
with	inspiring	content	that	seek	to	make	a	
difference	in	the	communi6es.	
is.	.	.	.
Withall theirsuccess,TEAMFUBUhasnot forgottentheirroots.Whetherit’s by
speakingtoagroupof studentsorestablishingafoundation (theFUBUFoundation)
thatservesasasourceofinspirationandencouragement,theFUBUfoundersare
committedtotheneighborhood inwhichtheywereraised.TheFoundationhasgiven
donationstoHot97’sHipHopHasHeartfundtobenefitthevictimsfamiliesof
September11th,TheNewYorkCityParks&RecreationDepartmenttorefurbish
basketballcourtsthroughoutNewYorkCityandthispast November,donatedatotalof
3000turkeys peryear,whichtheyhandout personallytocommunitiesinneedinboth
NewYork&NewOrleans.
TheFUBUFoundationhasalsoestablisheda$10,000 bookscholarshipfordesign
studentsatClarkAtlanta University.TeamFUBUhasexecutedaseriesofevents
nationwidewiththeprimarygoalofexpandingthe mindsofouryouthonissues
rangingfromhealthtoeducation.Other organizationsthathavebenefitedfrom their
philanthropicendeavorsinclude:TheChristopherWallaceMemorialFoundation,
Inc., ESBforKids,ThePartnershipfortheHomeless,Inc., theFreshAirFund,The
FoundationforEthnicUnderstanding,N’SYNCCharityBasketballgamestobenefit
children’scharitiesandTheAllenA.M.E. Church.
◉ CrossmarketingofFUBUspokespersonin Gap
commercialfeaturingLLCoolJwearingcapand
rapping“ForUsbyUsonthe low”
◉ Tookretail worldbysurprisewithMacy’s
windowsfirst companytobein the windows
◉ Y2G-Producedeventin St. Martin where100
celebrities & Presswereflownin for4 daysof
events& concerts
◉ 1stcompanytoreceivetherightstoall 29 teams
andcolorwaystoproduceoffthecourtapparel for
the NBA
◉ 1stfashioncompanytohavefull blessingto
workwithBill Cosby& MuhammadAli to
recreatetheir likenesslikenessandor
characters
◉ 1stcompanytobeawardedEssence Award
◉ 1stfashioncompanytosuccessfulproduce&
distributea full CDwithoriginal music(established
& newartist) DistributedNationally& International
andreceivevideoandradio play
◉ 1stcompanyinductedintotheNationalGreatBlacks in
WaxMuseum(All fourownersweremadeinto wax
figurestoopenuptheEntrepreneurialwingof the
museum.)
◉ 1stFashioncompanytoown a number “05”
◉ Uniquecrossmarketing- Platinumlaunchevents
withRollsRoyceBentley,ChupaChupslollipops,
Nokiaphones,Moet& GrandMarnier. Superbowl
events,CancunAll star- weekend,NewOrleans Jazz
festival, Magic-Las Vegas
◉ Re-launchedthereturnofthe Supermodel
◉ FirstUrbanBrandtoreach1 Billion Dollar’s in sales
{ FUBU’S
FIRST… }
THE LEADING ENTERTAINMENT
& FASHION BRAND
dedicated to a multicultural
audience.
REACH
250 MILLION
DISH	Network	VOD-	14	million	
Comcast	Xfinity	VOD	-	5.8	million	
Verizon	FiOS	VOD	-	6	million	-		36	
million	App	subs	
	
Trace/Fubutv	150	million	
SVOD	55	million	
FUBU	TV	Digital	40	million	
FUBU	Branded	Phones	10	k
hUp://www.FUBU-TV.com	
Digital	
01/02/2016
0%
25%
48%
27%
AGE 7 to 17
MALE
AGE 18 to 35 AGE 36 to 50
0%
29%
43%
28%
FEMALE
AGE 7 to 17 AGE 18 to 35 AGE 36 to 50
Viewer		
Demographics
Video On Demand Platforms
wireless
State	 Call	LeWer	 Channel	 Households	
NY,NJ,CON	 WKOB	 CH	2	 14,429,664	
PA	 WZPA	 CH33	 3,671,741 		
Houston,	TX	 KUVM	 CH34	 3,630,705	
Dallas/Fort	Worth	 KATA	 CH50	 4,072,909	
Atlanta,	Ga	 WGYA	 CH16	 2,989,350	
Tampa,	FL	 W43CE	 CH43	 1,590,902	
SeaUle	 KUSE	 CH46	 2,377,206	
Miami,	FL	 W16CC	 CH16	 1,994,842	
	
Phoenix	 KTVP	 CH22	 3,097,604	
	
Las	Vegas	 KNBX	 CH14	 1,345,553	
	
Chicago	 W25DW	 CH25	 5,192,703	
	
Denver	 K05MD	 CH5	 2,083,808	
	
St.	Louis	 KPTN	 CH36	 2,036,735	
	
Washington,	DC	 WWTD	 CH14	 2,036,735	
	
Total	Households	
Broadcast	Linear	Channels
Day-part :30 :60 5 min 15 min ½ Hour
7am - 6pm $1k $1.7k $2.5k $5.7k $9.7k
6pm - 11pm $1.5k $3k
1pm - 7am $1.7k $4.3k $7.3k
48 Spots
6pm – 11pm
$54k $108k
72 Spots
6pm – 11pm
$68.9k $137.8k
120 Spots
7am – 11pm
$90k $153k
Live	
Broadcast	
*Programming retaining all
ad space to be discussed
on a case-by-case basis
Rate Card Includes an Average of
Paid Programming &Advertising
Day-part :30 :60 5 min 15 min ½ Hour
7am - 6pm $3.5k $5.2k $17.5k $50.7k $98.7k
6pm - 11pm $4.5k $6.7k
1pm - 7am $8.5k $24.3k $47.3k
48 Spots
6pm – 11pm
$108k $162k
72 Spots
6pm – 11pm
$189k $243k
120 Spots
7am – 11pm
$210k $315k
Live	
Broadcast	
*Programming retaining all
ad space to be discussed
on a case-by-case basis
Rate Card Includes an Average of
Paid Programming &Advertising
BIG South
Video CPM: Straight video ad starting at $20. $35. $15. $30.
Monthly Package Deals - Starting At $15k $30k $ 5k $20k
Fractional Advertising Member (monthly) $ 1k $ 1k $ 1k $1.0k
VOD	Rate	Sheet	
Per Spot Cost
CPM (Cost Per 1k)
Monthly
** wireless
** Comprising the following providers :
Our	
Market	
USA Sub-Totals
10
to
17
18
to
35
36
to
50
10
to
17
18
to
35
36
to
50
4,500,000 9,000,000 8,000,000 6,000,000 7,000,000 9,000,000
125,000 500,000 250,000 185,000 650,000 490,000
350,000 1,500,000 750,000 475,000 2,000,000 1,000,000
2,000,000 3,000,000 1,000,000 4,000,000 3,000,000 1,000,000
wireless 20,000,000 17,500,000 15,000,000 27,000,000 25,000,000 19,000,000
2,000,000 2,500,000 1,000,000 4,000,000 3,000,000 1,500,000
* Numbers based on nationwide users over the following providers :
*Information based on a variety of direct
response advertising and optional
informational polling.
“TERRITORY(S)”:	France,	UK,	USA,	Caribbean	and	Indian	Ocean	
Islands,	Belgium,	Switzerland,	Monaco,	French	speaking	Africa	
(including	and	limited	to:	Benin,	Burkina	Faso,	Burundi,	
Cameroon,	Central	African	Republic,	Chad,	Comoros,	Congo,	
Ivory	Coast,	Gabon,	Guinea,	Madagascar,	Mali,	Niger,	Rwanda,	
Senegal,	Togo,	Zaire),	English	speaking	Africa	(including	and	
limited	to:	Ethiopia,	Botswana,	Gambia,	Ghana,	Kenya,	Liberia,	
Malawi,	Namibia,	Nigeria,	Sierra	Leone,	Lesotho,	South	Africa,	
Somalia,	Swaziland,	Uganda,	United	Republic	of	Tanzania,	
Zambia,	Zimbabwe),	Brazil,	Angola	&	Mozambique	
Interna-onal	Linear	/SVOD	
Channel	
150	million	Households
Why	Adver-se	on	VOD	
•  VOD		has	all	the	impact	of	prime-6me	
TV	with	the	accountability	promise	of	
digital	—	the	best	of	both	worlds	
without	their	nega6ves.	
•  Consumers	watch	commercials	on	VOD	on	average,	viewers	watch	28	
minutes	of	a	30-minute	episode	on	VOD,	compared	with	20	minutes	for	
linear	TV	and	23	minutes	for	DVR.	With	VOD	viewing	at	about	7%	of	TV	
viewing,	adver6sers	can	now	get	all	of	these	benefits	at	scale.	
•  An	adver6ser	can	buy	“na6onal	VOD”	the	same	way	and	from	the	same	
people	they	buy	TV	from	today,	such	as	CBS,	NBC,	Scripps	and	Viacom.	They	
can	target	by	network	or	by	group	of	networks,	across	categories	such	as	
6me	of	day,	day	of	week,	series	and	genre.
•  Time	spent	watching	VOD	has	risen	to	9.3	hours	per	month.	
•  50%	of	viewing	is	occurring	five	days	or	more	aper	original	air.	
•  VOD	is	seen	as	a	safe	investment	for	a	wide	variety	of	brands.
VOD	USAGE	
On-demand	users	actually	watch	longer	and	tend	to	watch	more	of	the	commercials	shown	with	their	
programs.	While	research	is	s6ll	ongoing,	a	30-minute	program	that	was	studied	found	that	on-demand	
users	watched	an	average	of	28	minutes,	compared	with	digital	video	recorder	(DVR)	users’	23	minutes	and	
live	viewers’	20	minutes.
An Isolated woman’s random act of kindness leads to nightmare and murder.
In this urban thriller, we meet - IMARA, her face is open, her heart is closed, she wakes up
alone in bed, her husband having slept on the couch. A fight gone too far. A marital stand off.
Imara dresses sexy and provocative, a suit of armor that hides her misery. No matter how she’s
feeling, she has to get to work. Out on the street she comes across RONALD, a loud obnoxious
man in a broken wheelchair, everyone is ignoring him. He’s yelling at everyone and no one in
particular “juice, juice.”
In an act of kindness, she pushes his wheelchair. He musters a tiny “thank you” and for the
first time today, Imara feels appreciated. “Take me to my spot,” Ronald bellows. Turns out,
Ronald ain’t that nice, he talks a lot of shit. but now she’s committed. She keeps pushing.
Imara pauses for an Instagram moment of her pushing Ronald. At least she can get some
social media love and salvage the day. #BlackGirlHorror #WTF #actofkindness #nogooddeed
She pushes Ronald into his building and into an elevator. He presses basement. Not what she
was expecting. The doors open, it’s dark and disorienting. “Push me to my spot.” She pushes,
this is not good. Noises real and imagined flood her head. Her mind takes over - Did I make
a mistake? How did I get here? Have I been trapped? Did his foot move?
Her imagination is in full bloom, she can see him standing and walking, NO WHEELCHAIR.
She grabs a brick, cracks his skull. Blood, she screams, she runs. In the elevator. The doors
close. In the light of the elevator, the blood covers her, real blood, his blood. She can’t go, she
can’t leave him. Back to the basement.
She finds him, his head crushed, his voice is weak, “juice, juice.” She rolls him to his spot. No
longer afraid, but scared to death. She finds a bottle of orange juice.
She puts it to his lips, he knocks it away. “Juice, Juice.” He holds up the chord for his chair.
She takes it from him, plugs in his chair, the hum fills the room.
“Juice.”
She turns to him, he’s dead.
She dials 911.
She waits.
*Budget - $58,800
FUBU TV
Presents
Powerless
An Instagram Film told 15 seconds at a time
Written and Produced by
Craig T. Williams
and
Rosalyn Coleman Williams
SHORT	
15	sec	Film
•  The	Project	
•  Nimby	
•  Jon	E.	Edward	Eats	the	World	
•  Nobody	Nobody	
•  Comeback	Kings	
•  Ft.	Knox	
•  Popous	Pane	
•  The	Double	Up	
•  Young	N’	Reckless	
hUp://ads.urbanhomeent.com/fubu_tv/	
Programming	
•  Making	the	Brand	
•  Genera6on	Next	
•  America's	Biggest	
Comeback	
•  My	Pastor	Can	Sing	
•  Soul	4	Real	
•  Family	Therapy	-	Life	
With	the	Binghams	
•  Jail	House	Reciepies	
•  The	Karlie	Redd	Show
NIMBY	(Not	in	my	Backyard)	
Synopsis:	
Celebri6es	going	undercover	to	make	a	
difference.	
	
Starring:	
Luis	Guzman	
	
See	who	has	taken	the	pledge;	
Malik	Joba	
Isiah	Washington	
Karl	Champley	
J	Anthony	Brown	
Tami	Roman	
Karina	Pasian	
Letoya	Lucket	
Fran	Dreshner	
Gary	Owens	
Willie	D	
Richard	Brooks	
George	Wallace	
Jacqueline	Laurita	
Lauren	Velez	
hUp://www.pickituppictures.com/	
hUp://www.nimbypledge.org/?m=1
Jon	E.	Edwards	Eats	the	World	
Personality	Jon	E.	Edwards	samples	
the	flavors	of	America
Nobody's	Nobody's		
Short,	Comedy,	Scripted	
Series	
Cast:			
Victor	Almanzar 		
	
Eisa	Davis	
	
Joanie	Ellen 	 		
	
Tavi	Fields	
	
André	Holland		
	
Jason		
	
Shirley	Rumierk 	 		
	
Michael	Kenneth	Williams
		
Logline:	Three	old	friends	
explore	the	dicey	terrain	of	
open	rela6onships.		
Starring	Michael	K	Williams	
(from	the	Wire)	and	Andre	
Holland	(Selma,	42)	
	
hUp://www.twicepaper.com/
tcu-vid-only.html
The	Projects	
LOGLINE:		
Six	young	people	try	to	survive	the	trials	and	tribula6ons	of	life	while	trying	to	make	it	out	of	a	place	people	seldom	do,	
NYC’s	open-notorious	housing	projects.	
	
SHOW	SUMMARY:	
In	each	half	hour	episode	of	“The	PROJECT”	our	cameras	will	document	the	challenges	the	trails,	the	tribula6ons,	the	
triumphs	and	the	letdowns	of	six	young	people	trying	to	survive	in	one	of	NYC	most	notorious	housing	projects.	From	
young	mothers,	college	students,	blue-collar	workers,	wannabe	rappers	and	singers	to	the	droves	of	the	unemployed.	It	
will	inspire	and	entertain	viewers	with	stories	of	passion,	drive,	drama	and	resilience,	showing	that	everyone	has	a	
dream	even	if	their	reality	is	a	dismal	one.	Through	tradi6onal	documenta6on	and	cast	confessionals	we	get	a	glimpse	
into	their	lives	and	into	their	innermost	thoughts.	
	
SETTING	AND	FORMAT:	
Each	half	hour	show	will	combine	a	reality	style	format	with	the	depth	of	a	documentary.	It	will	be	stylized,	hip	and	
edgy.	Subsidized	apartment	buildings	open	referred	to	as	housing	projects	or	its	slang	deriva6on	"the	projects",	have	a	
complicated	and	open	notorious	history	in	America.	While	the	first	decades	of	projects	were	built	with	higher	
construc6on	standards	and	a	broader	range	of	incomes	and	applicants,	as	6me	went	on,	public	housing	increasingly	
became	the	housing	of	last	resort.	In	many	ci6es,	housing	projects	suffered	from	mismanagement	and	high	vacancy	
rates.	Furthermore,	housing	projects	have	also	been	seen	to	greatly	increase	concentrated	poverty	in	a	community,	
leading	to	several	nega6ve	externali6es.	
Filmmaker	–	Michael	Pinckney	
hUps://vimeo.com/61041573
The	Double	Up	
•  East	Harlem's	New	Short	Film	YouTube	Series	
Starring	"Million	Dollar	Zeek	&	JIgga	Man	"	On	
The	Streets	For	A	Double	Up.
•	 Recent	trends	show	that	audiences	really	want	to	know	what	happened	to		
their	favorite	90s	stars,	including	singers,	rappers,	and	teen	heartthrob		
groups.	People	always	tune	in	to	“Best	of	the	90s”	themed	shows,	and		
“Where	Are	They	Now?”	style	exposes.	With	recent	success	of	“The	Braxton		
Family	Values”,	and	“R&B	Divas”,	and	with	networks	ordering	series	and		
docu--movies	like	“Hip--Hop	Sisters”	and	“The	TLC	Story”,	it’s	obvious	that		
this	genre	of	reality	tv	will	be	around	for	a	while.	
•	 So	why	not	fill	the	void	and	introduce	a	mesh	between	the	two?	Allow	me	to		
re--introduce	you	to	the	four	Dalyrimple	Brothers.	Chris,	Andre,	Brian,	and		
Jase.	You	already	know	them	as	90s	R&B	group	Soul	4	Real,	with	classic	hits		
such	as	“Candy	Rain”	and	“Every	Little	ThingYou	Do”,	they’ve	topped	the		
Billboard	charts,	and	reached	heights	that	most	only	dream	of.	But,	what		
happens	when	you’re	a	teen	heartthrob	turned	grown	man,	who	now	has		
the	responsibility	of	raising	a	family	and	being	the	provider.	What	happens,		
when	your	ego	constantly	reminds	you	of	the	days	when	girls	would	throw		
their	panties,	and	wait	outside	your	hotel	room	door,	and	now	they	just		
want	child	support	and	to	remind	you	that	you’re	not	who	you	used	to	be.	
What	happens	your	candy	rain	turns	to	a	hailstorm?	What	the	hell	happened		
to	Soul	For	Real?	Let	them	tell	you	for	themselves.	
SOUL	4	R	E	A	L	-	S	E	A	S	O	N 	1 	S	U	M	M	A	R	Y	
S	H	O	W		S	Y	N	O	P	S	I	S
!
SYNOPSIS	⏐			
		
Two	brothers,	Conscious	and	Twinge,	are	unaware	
of	the	others	existence	and	have	been	living	
separate	lives,	un6l	their	father	Popous	Pane	
reveals	a	family	secret	and	tells	them	about	each	
other.	Caught	off	guard	by	the	revela6on	and	
an6cipa6ng	mee6ng	for	the	first	6me,	the	brothers	
reflect	back	to	unpleasant	childhood	moments	
when	wai6ng	and	wishing	for	their	father	was	a	
common	occurrence.	Each	brother	has	their	own	
percep6on	his	father,	one	as	a	family	man	and	the	
other	as	a	womanizer.		
		
They	meet	and	discover	that	they	experienced	a	
parallel	childhood,	one	filled	with	longing	for	a	
rela6onship	with	their	father.	As	the	brothers	
unexpectedly	find	themselves	bonding,	Conscious	
convinces	Twinge	to	join	him	for	a	family	gathering	
requested	by	Popous	in	an	aUempt	to	redeem	
himself	from	his	past	mistakes.	Conscious	is	willing	
to	give	Popous	a	chance	to	make	a	mends	while	
Twinge	is	openly	resenzul.	Believing	the	family	
reunion	will	help	them	find	some	emo6onal	peace	
and	common	ground	with	their	father,	the	
brothers	are	pissed	off	when	Popous	arrives	at	the	
reunion	unapologe6c	and	unrepentant.	Unable	to	
hold	back	his	anger,	Twinge’s	reac6on	to	his	
father’s	showy	display	leads	to	an	explosive	
confronta6on	between	father	and	sons.	Popous	
cracks	under	the	pressure	of	being	put	on	the	spot	
by	his	sons	and	shows	his	true	self.	Ge{ng	a	direct	
glimpse	into	their	father’s	“truth”,	Conscious	and	
Twinge	find	themselves	with	surprisingly	opposite	
resolu6ons.
It	is	the	mission	of	The	Karlie	Redd	Show	to	provide	a	widespread	
audience	access	to	a	means	of	expression	that	promotes	social	
consciousness,	rive;ng	entertainment,	and	personal	fulfillment.		
The	Playboy	Karlie	Redd	Radio	Show
DECEMBER | 2015
TM
A FASHION BASED REALITY TV SERIES
Network Presentation
CYNTHIA BAILEY
Cable	VOD	ad	impressions	spiked	
another	40%	in	Q3,	Canoe	says	
October	16,	2015	|	By	Daniel	Frankel	
		
Dynamic	ad	inser6on	(DAI)	in	cable	VOD	con6nued	its	explosive	
growth	in	the	third	quarter,	according	to	figures	released	by	
Canoe,	the	cable	industry	consor6um	charged	with	developing,	
cura6ng	and	monitoring	the	cable	DAI	market.	Specifically,	cable	
companies	registered	2.3	billion	pre-roll,	mid-roll	and	post-roll	
impressions,	up	40	percent	over	the	same	period	in	2014.	
So	far	this	year,	cable	operators	have	delivered	nearly	7.7	billion	
DAI	ads	in	their	on-demand	programming	aper	delivering	only	
about	6.3	billion	for	all	of	2014,	and	about	1.1	billion	in	2013.	
Chris	Pizzurro,	head	of	product	sales	and	marke6ng	for	Canoe,	
told	FierceCable	that	"many	factors"	are	contribu6ng	to	the	fast	
growth	of	cable	DAI	impressions,	which	tripled	in	the	first	quarter	
and	increased	8	percent	in	the	second	quarter.
VOD	Ad	Impressions	on	Cable	Rise	40%	
998	campaigns	ran	in	third	quarter,	Canoe	says10/15/2015	05:59:00	
PM	Eastern	
By:	Jon	LafayeUe	
	
Adver6sing	impressions	in	cable	video	on	demand	programming	were	
up	40%	in	the	third	quarter	from	a	year	ago,	according	to	Canoe.	
There	were	2.3	billion	impressions	running	either	as	pre-roll,	mid-roll	or	
post-roll	this	year,	compared	to	1.6	billion	a	year	ago.	
On	average	this	year,	there	were	two	ads	in	the	pre-roll,	4.5	in	each	
mid-roll	break,	and	one	in	the	post-roll	pod.	
The	number	of	campaigns	using	VOD	jumped	51%	to	998	from	661	a	
year	ago.	Of	the	campaigns	88%	were	for	clients	in	a	variety	of	
categories	including	autos,	quick-serve	restaurants,	financial,	insurance,	
technology,	pharmaceu6cals,	shipping	hospitality,	health	&	beauty,	
fitness	theatrical	and	retail.
The first music video talent competition
that is mobile, digital & linear.
Marketing and digital
Communication drivers will be FUBU VOD & digital platforms,
Operator on-net SMS campaigns, on-the-ground activation and
local media from Verizion, Xfinity Comcast, & Dish Media
Inventory.
Channels
& Digital
Local
TV
Local
radio
Digital (Web, Wap, App, IVR,
Social…)
On-net
Push
SMS
Retail
Outdoor ad
Activation
Local
press Auto CRBTs, Customer
Service Hold Tune,
1. Dial IVR number
and record entry
2. Receive an SMS that the
entry has been submitted
and is being moderated.
3. FUBUTV moderates entry
and lets customer know via
SMS if it is approved or
disapproved
8. The national winner is then
selected by FUBU based on
singing skills and number of
votes.
FUBUTv announces winner
at an event or through media
and gives prize
7. Top 5 finalists are
promoted on Opco social
media pages and in local
media where possible.
Public votes for national
winner from of the 5
finalists via SMS or by
calling the IVR line.
Voters can win weekly
prizes for voting (airtime
or other)
9. Each winner is filmed in a
promo which will be aired on
FUBUTV for the public to
vote for winner
10. FUBUTV announces
winner in televised grand
finale event
6. FUBUTV selects top 5
finalists in each region
based on singing skills
and number of votes
4. Approved candidates
receive 2 SMS’s.
1st SMS: Congratulations
including username (their
ISDN) + password to log onto
‘’www.FUBUTVstars..’’ where
entry can be customised (add
pic/name) and shared via
social media
11. Winner receives prizes
5. 2nd SMS: Message they
can forward to their friends
to encourage them to vote
for their entry.
Eg. Make me a star send
“song code” to “short code
number’’ or call ”IVR
number’’ to vote for me.
FUBUTV STARS: HOW DOES IT WORK?
What is FUBUTV Stars?
§  FUBU Stars is a cool IVR
based music competition
that gives FUBUTV
subscribers the possibility
to become the next big
music star
§  FUBU Stars is operated
as a massive branded
campaign and value
added music service
TUESDAY,FEBRUARY16TH2016 // LIGHTNIGHTCLUB ATMANDALAY BAYRESORT // LAS VEGAS,NEVADA
A		Whole	lot	of	Superstars	in	this	Fashion		World	
but	on	February	16th	I	want	you	all	to	know	one	thing	-	this			
is…	
	
T				H				I					S						IS	F																			U																	B																			U																									’																			s			
HOUSE	
TUESDAY,	FEBRUARY		16TH	2016	at	RUM	JUNGLE		aka	
{	CELEBRATE			WITH		US		}
hotelFUBU	at	Herndon	Plaza		offers	world-class	bou6que	style	ameni6es	and	accommoda6ons.		Its	design	offers	guests	and	visi-
tors	an	experience	that	embraces	its	rich	historical	legacy	while	incorpora6ng	contemporary	finishes	and	styling.		Guests	can	
step	back	in	6me	as	they	visit	the	integra6ve	museum	exhibit	just	off		the	lobby	and	learn	about	Alonzo	F.	Herndon	and	Sweet	
Auburn	neighborhood.		Ameni6es	like	fitness	center,	spa	and	mul6ple	lounge	areas	offer	a	really	unique	bou6que	experience.		
Special	features	like	the	music	studio	and	customized	mee6ng	spaces	offer	a	next-level	experience	for	the	next	genera6on	of	
entrepreneurs	that	is	uniquely	FUBU.
Located	on	an	adjacent	site	next	to	
the	Herndon	Plaza	was	the	Rucker	
Building,	built	in	1904	by	Henry	
Rucker.		The	build-ing	had	to	be	
demolished	in	2001	due		
to	an	unfortunate	vehicle	accident	
that	crashed	into	building	causing	it	
to	col-lapse.		Built	on	the	corner	of	
Piedmont	and	Auburn	Avenues,	the	
Rucker	Building	was	the	first	office	
building	for	African-Americans	built	
by	African-Americans	in	Atlanta.	The	
building	featured	retail	space	on	the	
first	floor	and	offices	on	the	second	
and	third	floors.		
hotelFUBU	Historical	Context	
History	and	Overview		
The	history	of	the	“Sweet	Auburn”	
neighbor-hood,	the	legacy	of	Alonzo	F.	
Herndon	and	the	essence	of	
entrepreneurship	spawned	the	core	of	
spirit	for	companies	like	FUBU,		“For	Us	
By	Us”,	who	in-turn	redefined	the	
landscape	for	a	genera6on.
The	Bou6que	Guest	rooms	at	Hern-don	
Plaza	are	the	driving	force	of	the	hotelFUBU	
experience	and	pri-mary	revenue	generator.	
Intricately	laced	throughout	all	three	struc-
tures,	these	Bou6que	Guest	rooms	offer	
unique	specialized	ameni6es	for	the	music	
industry	and	entrepre-neurs.	Each	room	
provides	guests	with	a	luxurious	and	
inspira6onal,	acous6cally	isolated	space	to	
work,	sleep	and	refresh.
FUBURadio.com	will	broadcast	6/30	second	commercials	an	hour.	
6	commercials	x	24	hour	a	day	=	144	commercials	
30	days	x	144	commercials	=	4,320	commercials	a	month	
4,320	commercials	x	$10(low	number)	=	$43,200	a	month	
$43,200	a	month	x	12(year)	=	$518,400	
This	example	is	just	from	radio	adver6sement,	not	live	remotes	or	web	banner	
ads.	
FUBU	Radio	has	the	poten6al	to	gross	MILLIONS.
Project:	Online	24	hour	streaming	radio	sta6on.	
	
Notes:	FUBU	Radio	will	not	operate	as	a	streaming	site,	like	Pandora	or	Spo6fy.	We	will	
operate	as	a	radio	sta6on	with	on-air	personali6es	and	DJs.	
Mission:	FUBU	Radio	mission	is	to	empower	African	Americans	with	content	that	entertains,	
educate,	and	mo6vate	them	to	be	effec6ve	community	and	global	leaders.	
Vision:	We	will	create	content	that	will	restore	the	economic,	health,	family	and	social	value	
of	
all.	
	
Format:	
Old	School	Hip	Hop	&	R&B	
Target	Demo:	
Men	&	Women	
Age	25	–	50	
Target	Geo:	The	world	
	
Show	Schedule:	
Weekdays:	Morning	–	6am	–	10am,	Mid-Day	–	10am	–	2pm,	Apernoon	Drive	–	2pm	–	7pm,	
Nights	–	7pm	–	12pm,	Overnights	–	12pm	–	6am….Weekends:	Mix	shows	and	Talk	shows
THANK YOU
J.	Alexander	Mar-n	
Phone:	(201)	328-7847	
Email:	J@Fubu-tv.com

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