We apologize to our audience and to Yusuf Hasan for the choppy live stream presentation of the 53rd Annual African American Day Parade.
PUBLIC APOLOGY
We apologize to our audience and to Yusuf Hasan for the choppy live stream presentation of the 53rd Annual African American Day Parade.
We are so sorry. We underestimated the cell towers in the area. A multitude of spectators sent photos and videos of the parade, and others were on calls and Facetime. We couldn’t get a strong internet connection.
When we discovered the choppiness, it was too late and we couldn’t do anything about it. And, the audio was over-modulated. How embarrassing.
As the CEO, I take full responsibility and we won’t make that mistake again. We’ll be ready the next time.
We have a HarlemAmerica page dedicated to the 53rd Annual African American Day Parade highlight video, shoutouts from dignitaries, and a photo gallery for you to view.
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Again, I apologize and will strive to present quality content, live stream, and on-demand.
Thank you,
G Keith Alexander
It’s the vibration that focuses our formidable spiritual, artistic, political and financial power. The vibration creates “Harlem” wherever we exist in the world.
PUBLIC APOLOGY
We apologize to our audience and to Yusuf Hasan for the choppy live stream presentation of the 53rd Annual African American Day Parade.
We are so sorry. We underestimated the cell towers in the area. A multitude of spectators sent photos and videos of the parade, and others were on calls and Facetime. We couldn’t get a strong internet connection.
When we discovered the choppiness, it was too late and we couldn’t do anything about it. And, the audio was over-modulated. How embarrassing.
As the CEO, I take full responsibility and we won’t make that mistake again. We’ll be ready the next time.
We have a HarlemAmerica page dedicated to the 53rd Annual African American Day Parade highlight video, shoutouts from dignitaries, and a photo gallery for you to view.
,
Again, I apologize and will strive to present quality content, live stream, and on-demand.
As the former host of What's Hot! New York, the music and entertainment segment of Fox 5 New York’s “The McCreary Report”, G. Keith Alexander interviewed nearly 200 of today’s R&B and Hip-Hop artists and introduced his audiences to their hot debut releases, giving many their first exposure on TV. It is no question that G. Keith knows talent. It is also no wonder because, G. Keith is, himself, a tremendous talent. In radio, television, and in advertising doing voice overs, he has built an impressive career as a media broadcaster and communicator, having influenced millions of people with the sound of his voice. And what a voice! It is smooth, distinctive and commanding -- like his personal style.
Born and raised in Chicago, G. Keith as a young boy had dreams of becoming a disc jockey and eventually became music director and afternoon jock for his native city's WGCI. His baritone delivery has also resounded over the airwaves of Disco 92 WKTU, 98.7 KISS-FM, former jazz station WRVR, Inner City Broadcasting's WBLS in the Big Apple, Clear Channel’s Jammin’ 105 and Infinity’s New MIX 102.7. And while New York City has remained his home throughout his professional career, his appeal has been national.
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