Federal Communications Commission’s Wireline Competition Bureau announced that funding through Stage 2 of the Uniendo a Puerto Rico Fund will result in all locations in Puerto Rico having access to fixed broadband service with speeds of at least 100 Mbps. And nearly one-third of those locations will have access to fixed broadband service with speeds of at least 1 Gbps.
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FCC announces Puerto Rico will have access to high-spared broadband
Modern CPG product development calls for a new kind of product manager
Product development and innovation in the consumer-goods industry has never been easy. The involvement of many stakeholders creates a multitude of opportunities for even the most promising innovations to go off track. And competing priorities can cause organizations to lose sight of the initial product and business goals.
Hispanic Radio Executives Tackle Strategy, Growth Plans for 2020s
How have the past seven months changed or refocused Hispanic media’s service to its consumers and its clients? By Adam Jacobson – Radio TV Business Report
Latino voters’ interest in presidential race is mixed, and about half are ‘extremely motivated’ to vote
Latino voters are less likely than all U.S. voters to say they are extremely motivated to vote in the upcoming presidential election, with the Latino electorate expressing less interest overall in the presidential campaigns, according to a Pew Research Center survey conducted Sept. 30-Oct. 5.
About half of Latino voters say they are ‘extremely motivated’ to vote for president in 2020
Marketers Should Start to Prepare for Post-Pandemic Scenarios Now
Brands need to be more agile than ever, as consumer behavior keeps shifting amid the pandemic
Remix Culture: Multiculturally Influenced, Influencing Culture [PODCAST]
Multicultural audiences are significantly driving mainstream identity and influencing emerging trends. According to UM’s Annual Cultural Dimension study, two out of five general population consumers indicate being influenced by Latino, Black, and Asian segments when it comes to passion points like music, fashion, hair care, food, sports, and more.
Calling on the Next Generation to Deja Tu Huella (Leave Your Mark)
In Latino culture, there is a phrase that embraces the action of pushing boundaries with your unique individuality: deja tu huella, “leave your mark” in English. With this sentiment as the inspiration, Cheetos announced a new multi-platform initiative designed to rally the next generation to leave their mark on culture — whether through music, fashion, entertainment or more.
HISPANICIZE VIRTUAL SUMMIT DELIVERED 11,000+ VIRTUAL ATTENDEES, A STAR-STUDDED LINE-UP AND A MESSAGE OF LATINX UNITY & EMPOWERMENT
Largest Latinx Virtual Event Capped-Off Hispanic Heritage Month with JESSICA ALBA, JULIAN CASTRO, MELISSA FUMERO, JOHN LEGUIZAMO, JULISSA CALDERON, CARLOS PONCE, OSCAR DE LA HOYA, MARIO LOPEZ, AMERICA FERRERA, XOLO MARIDUEÑA, CRISTELA ALONZO and EDWARD JAMES OLMOS Among ALL-STAR Line-Up
Estrella Media launches Estrella News on Tubi
Estrella Media announced that it has launched Estrella News, a 24-hour multiplatform news network, making it the first Spanish-language media company in the U.S. to provide news content in live digital and streaming format 24/7.
Tap into Sentimentality for the Holidays
As the COVID-19 pandemic extends beyond seven months, the year-end holidays are next in line for disruption.
English Dominant Hispanics Change How Brands Advertise
Multicultural consumers are poised to become the majority in the next twenty years. One of the largest demographics in the multicultural ecosystem is U.S. Hispanics, who account for about half the population growth in the country. With slowing immigration, most of that growth is supported by U.S. births. The burgeoning numbers are driving a 1.2 trillion dollar Hispanic/Latino consumer market, making them an attractive target for companies and brands.
Creating a climate of change [REPORT]
US banks can no longer ignore the current market reality. The necessity of climate risk preparedness is here. Signs abound, both here and abroad: Regulatory agencies, legislators, and investors aren’t only demanding awareness, but also readiness and action as to how climate risk is prioritized within a bank’s risk management framework.
Media Reactions: how opinions of marketers differ from consumers [REPORT]
With the pandemic adding uncertainty for marketers, it’s more important than ever to understand the media landscape. Findings from Kantar’s inaugural Media Reactions 2020 study reveal that marketers lack the understanding and the data they think they need. Nearly half of marketers (48%) — a growing proportion — feel that they don’t have all the data they need to make decisions in their roles. The research also finds that two-thirds are worried about the future and think that an inability to track digital media via cookies will dramatically disrupt the industry — a situation that could further impede marketers’ ability to monitor advertising effectiveness.
“Lifting As We Climb” Black Women Lead Voter Turnout Despite Barriers [INFOGRAPH]
Research from the Brennan Center for Justice and other advocacy organizations shows that Black Americans still have to confront unique barriers in order to cast their ballots. From reduced oversight of changes in voting laws to the ongoing threat of a global pandemic, Black voters have even more to contend with this election year. Despite historic obstacles and new challenges, Blacks take their right to vote seriously and have some of the highest rates of turnout in the country.
What the Virus Is (and Isn’t) Changing About Marketing
Geoff Ramsey of eMarketer discusses COVID-19’s effects on the industry, e-commerce, and mobile advertising
2020 Gen Z Consumer Insights [REPORT]
inZa Lab announced the release of its 2020 Gen Z Consumer Insights Report: How Gen Z Confronts Uncertainty. The report provides an in-depth look at how Generation Z (born between 1996-2010) has changed amidst the political, environmental, economic, and social turmoil of the past year.
Irma Nicolas Spanish Language Media Pioneer passes
Irma Alicia Cortez Nicolas, who formed a media empire with her husband Emilio Nicolas, has died.
2020 Deloitte Holiday Retail [REPORT]
Deloitte’s holiday survey turns 35 this year! To honor the long tradition, we’ve added new elements to our report, including a nostalgic podcastfeaturing retail leaders breaking down some of the industry’s biggest trends, and supplemental data from Deloitte’s Insight IQ.
Young, Diverse Audiences are Leaning into TV News [REPORT]
Amid the many new media offerings available to consumers, it’s easy to lose sight of long-standing, dependable choices—even when they continue to drive significant engagement. The news is one such option, and amid the trifecta of a pandemic, widespread social unrest and a U.S. presidential election, it remains a vital connection to both the world at large and our local communities.