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Media Central Corp. FBOP

Media Central Corporation Inc. is an independent and alternative media company situated to acquire and develop high-quality publishing assets, starting with the recent launch of CannCentral.com, a robust news, lifestyle and community cannabis platform curated for the human experience. Our strategic corporate team is composed of publishing, technology and capital markets professionals who are poised to deliver high-quality content, strategy and substantive value across a number of platforms.


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Comment by PitchinPennieson Mar 07, 2022 9:34pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Bank is calling its loans to Media Central? Huh?

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Bank is calling its loans to Media Central? Huh?Let me just toss out the idea that something very powerful -- or several things -- might be created from the hypothetical implosion of Media Central.

I'm not thinking of Michael Howlett's new monthly, which seems entirely last-century in spite of its sad determination to be "with it." I believe there will be a few money guys around town who could be intrigued with the idea of a startup local media venture staffed by experienced content folks and not burdened with know-nothing management and numbskull investors.

Case in point: Zoomer Media just paid $15 million for BlogTO. On the one hand, that's a certifiably crazy valuation, and Znaimer must have been at a weak moment. On the other hand, it suggests someone sees something of value in local content franchises, even one as obviously lame as BlogTO.
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