Fred Mwangaguhunga's MediaTakeOut.com is quite possibly the most controversial urban website online. But under Mwangaguhunga's vision and leadership, the popular gossip site is has become the go-to online resource for salacious gossip and breaking entertainment stories. Most notoriously, MediaTakeOut was the site that broke the infamous Chris Brown/Rihanna assault story of 2009.
Reportedly worth $2.8 million as of early 2010 with 6 million daily page views, MediaTakeOut's appeal is evidence of Mwangaguhunga's successful formula for feeding an insatiable audience's need for gossip; and gives credence to the site's claim that it's 'the most visited urban website in the world.'
Formerly a Wall Street corporate tax lawyer, Mwangaguhunga has, in only a four short years, become an undeniable force in online media.
"In the world of the internet, the landscape can completely change in a matter of weeks," says Mwangaguhunga. "So if you’ve got a good idea and you’ve done a bit of preparation, get to it."
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Fred Mwangaguhunga's MediaTakeOut.com is quite possibly the most controversial urban website online. But under Mwangaguhunga's vision and leadership, the popular gossip site is has become the go-to online resource for salacious gossip and breaking entertainment stories. Most notoriously, MediaTakeOut was the site that broke the infamous Chris Brown/Rihanna assault story of 2009.
