While Sean “Diddy” Combs has sold all shares in Revolt, speculation remains about the company’s new mystery buyer. In a previous report shared by AFROTECH™, the transaction, which is said to be “amicable and has left everyone happy,” still does not disclose who the new company owner is or the deal’s value. Per The Hollywood Reporter, Revolt launched in 2013 and was created as a first-of-its-kind channel in the cable television network space. The company honed in on how millennials, also known as the generation of “cord-cutters,” were disrupting how music and entertainment were consumed. “You have more and more bands and artists going across the whole ecosystem. Music is very healthy,” Keith Clinkscales, who helped launch Vibe magazine and former Revolt chief executive officer (CEO), told the outlet in 2013. He added, “To have a place that can be the center of that, we would like to earn that position by reaching our fans well. We have to have good access and engage with the artists,...