Global Generational Lifestyles [REPORT]

A new global Nielsen study discovered that Millennials and Generation Z are surprisingly traditional when it comes to their aspirations, their entertainment pursuits and media consumption.

2015 State of Sponsored Social [REPORT]

The study found that 52 percent of companies now have a stand-alone Sponsored Social budget for their brand, and find Sponsored Social to be in the top three most effective marketing investments they make.

Witkin named Senior Strategic Planner at the community

the community, part of SapientNitro, announced the appointment of Tyler Witkin as a Senior Strategic Planner. In this newly created position, Witkin will be charged with integrating consumer insights and research into the agency’s brand stories.

Espanglish.

By Gonzalo López Martí / LMMIAMI.COM

  • Whether we like it or not, espanglish is the language we speak (Latinos and, increasingly, Anglos too).
  • Some purists whine about it.
  • You probably heard that line that goes “When I came to this country, I spoke one language. Now I speak none.”
  • I beg to differ.
  • A language is alive when it mutates and adapts.

Collaboration in the C-suite [REPORT]

Digitally-savvy customers demand high-quality experiences when they interact with companies or brands, and many marketing technologies are quickly evolving to help companies stay ahead of the game.

Linda Lane Gonzalez becomes New Chair of AHAA

At its quarterly board meeting in Washington, D.C., AHAA: The Voice of Hispanic Marketing announced Linda Lane Gonzalez, president of viva partnership, as its new Board Chair. She succeeds Aldo Quevedo, who has completed his term. In addition, AHAA announced that Maria Lopez-Knowles, CMO at Entravision, Isaac Mizrahi, SVP/Managing Director at Alma, and Isabella Sanchez, VP of Media Integration at Zubi Advertising have joined the Board of Directors each for a two-year term.

Impact of Technology on Politics in the United States

Yahoo! Inc. released results of a new online survey that shows a clear racial divide over how Americans feel about the effect of the Internet and social media on politics. While voters overwhelmingly feel that social media and the internet spread misinformation (83%), the findings show that minority voters are especially likely to feel technology has made the American political debate more representative.

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