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Telemundo to broadcast HeartRadio Fiesta Latina Special

iHeartMedia announced the return of the iHeartRadio Fiesta Latina Presented by Sprint on Saturday, November 7, 2015. For the first time, the star-studded event will take place at AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami and will broadcast on TELEMUNDO.

NBCUniversal Hispanic Group partner with DEFY media to target Generation M

NBCUniversal’s Hispanic Group, executives from NBCU Hispanic Enterprises and Content announced plans to partner with DEFY Media. The alliance will build upon the combined pioneering expertise of each media company to develop new social and mobile content specifically designed for “Generation M” (Millennial, Mobile, Multicultural). 

English Proficiency on the Rise among Latinos [REPORT]

English Proficiency Rising Among Latinos as Spanish Use at Home DeclinesA record 33.2 million Hispanics in the U.S. speak English proficiently, according to a new Pew Research Center analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data.1 In 2013, this group made up 68% of all Hispanics ages 5 and older, up from 59% in 2000.

Stations grow in social, mobile [INSIGHT]

This is the third in a series of reports developed from RTDNA’s annual survey of newsrooms across the United States. Topics in the series include story coverage, what’s new online, social media and mobile strategies, television and radio technology, budgets and profits, stations doing news, news director profiles, and our most popular areas of research; newsroom salaries, women and minorities in newsrooms, and broadcast newsroom staffing.

Univision & Simon Cowell’s SYCO Entertainment announce 2nd Season of La Banda – The Search For Ultimate Latina Girl Super Group

Univision Communications Inc. hosted its annual Upfront presentation to unveil its 2015-16 programming line-up and to highlight how targeting U.S. Hispanics through Univision’s multiplatform portfolio is the way forward for marketers to fuel growth. At the UCI Upfront event, Univision announced that “La Banda,” the music-based, multi-media competition show developed by Simon Cowell’s SYCO Entertainment and Haim Saban’s Saban Brands and co-produced with FremantleMedia Latin America is back for a second season. Simon Cowell as executive producer brings SYCO Entertainment’s trademark talent for finding stars and creating great entertainment to Spanish-language television for the first time this fall. For the second season, “La Banda 2” will scour the U.S. for the ultimate Latina girl super group.

Creative awards without borders. Part 2 of 3

By Gonzalo López Martí  –  LMMIAMI.COM

  • Award shows can become a collective hallucination far too removed from reality. Many a creative considers award festivals a safe haven where “ideas” can be celebrated sans that pesky client intrusion.
  • Award shows can be a collective guilt trip too: many a creative feels dirty about making a living in such a capitalist, phony trade.
  • Especially Hispanocatholic creatives.
  • (It takes one to know one.)
  • On the other hand, when self-loathing & dirty consciences are properly channeled in productive ways the outcome can be plenty positive.

Total Market Research: What Is It and How to Do It Right {REPORT]

Changes to the American demographic landscape is absolutely changing the way corporations market to consumers, overall. This new demographic reality has profound implications on a number of business disciplines, especially market research. David Burgos, Senior Vice President at TNS recently published a paper titled, Total Market: Driving Strategy in a Multicultural Nation, in a Multicultural Marketing Special Issue in the Journal of Brand Strategy, published by Henry Stewart Publications. This Special Issue, in addition to The Journal in Cultural Marketing Strategy soon to be published in 2015, were conceived by Jake Beniflah.

Ascending to the C-suite [INSIGHT]

Nearly half of top executives say they weren’t effective at earning support for their new ideas when they moved into C-suite roles—and more than one-third say they have not successfully met their objectives during their tenures. But even successful transitions1 didn’t require new executives to have all the answers, and certainly not within their first 100 days in the job. These are among the key findings from a recent McKinsey Global Survey on executive transitions,2 which asked C-level respondents how they managed the business, culture, team, and self-management aspects of their new jobs.

Are Marketers Measuring Their Business Value?

More than ever, marketers are under pressure to demonstrate their business value. In a March 2015 study by Demand Metric and VisionEdge Marketing, 83% of marketing professionals worldwide said the pressure to prove their business contribution had increased.

Beginning of The End or End of The Beginning?

It seems that the recent hoopla with the end of “Sabado Gigante” has sent ripples across the grid with many alluding that this, in fact, is “the beginning of the end for Univision,” and while I agree that in a way it does symbolize the end of an era/format that is no longer reflective of today’s USH audience, I still don’t hear the fat lady singing. In fact, this is a day they knew would eventually arrive.  Univision Will Be Just Fine Says Alma’s Media Director, Jorge Mercado.

Learning Sign Language

This commercial just reminder me once again how much I miss my Mom, who did anything to help me.  Happy Mother’s Day to all of our Industry’s Moms.

 

The Impending War For Talent

There’s a war going on, but you may not have noticed it.  It’s a subtle war that’s about to heat up substantially over the next few years: the war for talent!

State of Hispanic Public Relations Report

The Hispanic Public Relations Association (HPRA) unveiled the findings of its first ‘State of Hispanic PR’ industry survey. The survey, conducted in partnership AHAA: The Voice of Hispanic Marketing, aimed to measure the opinion of industry professionals in order to tailor and develop programming to address specific needs or shortcomings. 

AHAA to contribute to Smithsonian’s Advertising History Collections

AHAA: The Voice of Hispanic Marketing announced that it will donate the Sara Sunshine archives to the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History where they will become part of the nationally recognized advertising collections held by the museum’s Archives Center. The Sara Sunshine archives feature advertising print, audio and visuals from the 1960s to 1990s and include artifacts from Ms. Sunshine’s tenure at Spanish Advertising and Marketing Services (SAMS), the first recognized U.S. Hispanic agency founded in 1962, and Siboney Advertising. Among the major advertisers showcased in the Sara Sunshine archives are companies such as Colgate-Palmolive, Kimberly-Clark, Pepsi-Cola and Polaroid.

Coca-Cola’s “Inseparable” for Mother’s Day

In time for Mother’s Day, Coca-Cola is launching a new Mother’s Day video “Inseparable,” an interactive video experience designed to tug at the heartstrings of both mother and child. It celebrates the remarkable, emotional journey of mothers and daughters, and ends with a simple message: “This Mother’s day give mom the gift she wants most. Call her.”

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