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Bromley will create a branding campaign for both brands and develop specialized communications tools to assist franchisees with their in-country marketing efforts.

According to Linda Lane Gonzales, minorities in the U.S. are rapidly advancing into the majority position, becoming the new mainstream. “Hispanics and other ethnic groups make up 41 percent of the population,” she says. “This will grow to over 50 percent by mid-century. Yesterday’s Multi-cultural segments are today’s General Market.”

Knowing your audience and taking advantage of the extensive reach of social media can help maximize network investments made in big tent pole TV events and shows, said a panel of executives speaking at the Multicultural TV Summit here Tuesday.

Millennials, the generation born beginning in 1980 (and defined for the purposes of this analysis as adults ages 18-34), are an extremely unique demographic segment with digital media consumption habits that vary greatly from older generations. While those age 35 and older still comprise the majority of media audiences in the U.S., Millennials account for a disproportionate share of total screen time and provide a useful glimpse at what the future of media consumption will look like. Because their media consumption habits serve as a leading indicator for the broader media landscape, understanding how to market to this valuable demographic is vital to brands, agencies and media companies seeking to stay ahead of the curve.

Emilio Estefan and Botran Rum announced they are officially joining together on a multi-channel marketing campaign through the US with the mantra “The Night Begins with Botran.”

A new Enterprise Holdings survey* of car renter and owner preferences has found that millennials have a strong desire to hit the road in their very own vehicles. Contrary to the growing notion that younger Americans are less interested in car ownership, data from the Enterprise survey found that 79 percent of 25-34 year olds (millennials) consider owning a car “extremely important” to accomplishing daily work/life tasks – a percentage that was very consistent with the older age groups surveyed.

Spanish Broadcasting System Inc. (SBS) announced the promotion of Max Ramirez to Vice President, Digital Media Sales of SBS Interactive.

Hispanic young adults have been hit hard by the tough economy. Tr3s’s Millennial study showed that they value frugality and are smart with their money. They love to go out for coffee because it’s an inexpensive way to meet up with friends – but are they going to restaurants, too?

AT&T, in an effort to reunite two of the most beloved stars of Spanish-language TV, is rolling out a series of TV ads featuring actress Sofia Vergara and Univision sportscaster Fernando Fiore sharing their passion for soccer.

Don’t get left behind with 2013 tactics. Use these five resolutions to help guide your marketing efforts to great results in 2014.

Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks digital subscribers have next-day access to their favorite Univision content via UVideos, Univision’s bilingual digital video network, on iOS and Android devices at no additional cost.

Smart marketers going after the growing markets of young multiculturals will use research and insights into how those people think about themselves and find the “sweet spot” in messaging that resonates. That was a lesson from Esther “E.T.” Franklin, executive vice president and head of SMG Americas Experience Strategy at Starcom MediaVest Group, in a conversation opening the Multicultural TV Summit and Leadership Awards in New York City.

Lino Garcia, general manager of ESPN Deportes, stressed the importance of “authenticity” in programming towards a multicultural audience during a keynote discussion moderated by ESPN Radio host and First Take commentator Stephen A. Smith at B&C/Multichannel’s Multicultural TV Summit on Tuesday.

One size, increasingly, does not fit all in the pursuit of multicultural TV audiences.

Latinos may be enjoying increasing influence across U.S. culture and expanded buying power to go along with their population growth, but when it comes to advertising messaging and spending aimed at this group the industry continues to lag.

The mainstream media is off by a mile when it comes to covering immigration and other issues of vital importance to the Hispanic community, said a pair of prominent TV news personalities on the panel “The Role of News and its Impact on the 2014 Multicultural Vote” at the Multicultural TV Summit here Tuesday.

An apple a day keeps the doctor away. But when fruit doesn’t cure what ails you, a solid health and wellness plan might just do the trick. China, which is on pace to produce 37.5 million metric tons of apples in 2013, leads the globe in terms of saving for health-related issues (63%), with the greater Asia-Pacific region close behind (55%), according to findings from the Nielsen Global Survey of Saving and Investment Strategies.

Even as online shopping continues to grow, more U.S. shoppers are planning to make purchases from physical stores, according to the results of the latest study of “seamless retailing” by Accenture. In a survey of 750 adult consumers, 21 percent of U.S. shoppers said they plan to increase their in-store purchasing, up from just nine percent of shoppers in the previous year. Asked to name what retailers need to improve the most in the overall shopping experience, 40 percent of respondents ranked improving the in-store shopping experience first, compared to just 16 percent who said the same of online shopping.

Based on Current Population Survey statistics from July 2012, the Computer and Internet Access in the United States infographic provides household and individual level analysis of computer use and Internet access, as well as a profile of individual smartphone usage.

This report on African Americans and technology is the first in a series of demographic snapshots of technology use and adoption among different groups of adults in the United States. Based on a survey of 6,010 American adults, including 664 who identify as African American, it offers a detailed look at a number of key subgroups within the black population such as: men vs. women, old vs. young, low income vs. high income, and parents vs. non-parents.