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Domino’s Pizza is giving its customers the thanks they deserve, as it celebrates – for the first time in its history – surpassing the $1 billion mark in digital sales in the U.S. alone, during a yearlong period from April 2011 to 2012.

One Hour Translation announced that the results of a study measuring how many Fortune 500 companies offer translated content online. The data from the study was particularly alarming, given that 70% of people using the Internet are not native English speakers.

As the 55th National Puerto Rican Day Parade wraps another successful celebration of pride and cultural richness; the event serves as a reminder and visible display of the great contributions of the close to 5 million proud Boricuas that reside in the U.S. and millions of Latinos who join in the celebration! By Lili Gil, Business Strategist, Cofounder XL Alliance and Media Contributor

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Scarborough issued a complimentary study on Atypical Banking. According to this new study, Superbanked and Unbanked Consumers together represent ten percent of American adults. Unbanked Consumers are defined as U.S. adults who live in a household that does not use a bank or credit union. Superbanked Consumers are defined as U.S. adults who live in a household that has multiple asset accounts at financial institutions, as well as some additional investments.

The growing ubiquity of smartphones, tablets and other connected digital devices has given rise to a new category of user—the multitasker. These users have incorporated newer digital devices into existing habits, particularly when it comes to watching TV.

By Jorge Mercado – Associate Vice President, Marketing and Communications – Americas / Prisa Digital Another AHAA conference has come and gone and all in all, I feel that Roberto Orci, Horacio Gavilan and the entire team stepped up to the challenge.  There was definitely some headroom made with this year’s conference.  It was great to see some of the familiar faces as well as several new ones.

Univision Radio announced that MiO is a key sponsor for the H2O Music Festival in Dallas. Featuring Tiësto, Maná, Juanes, Weezer, Snoop Dogg, Damian Marley, Gym Class Heroes, Paulina Rubio, Duelo, Prince Royce, YelaWolf, Intocable, Ramon Ayala, Ozomatli, Paty Cantú, Bobby Pulido, Roméo Testa, and local musical acts like Los Pecados de Maria, 220 and Novacaine, the H2O Music Festival will take place in the Cotton Bowl on Saturday, June 9.

Univision Communications Inc. revealed the findings of a new study on Hispanic millennials that for the first time developed a comprehensive way to measure cultural connection and apply it to consumer behavior. The results show how culture deeply influences millennials across social interactions, attitudes, purchasing behaviors, technology usage and media consumption.

Yahoo! Inc. unveiled Shine Latina – a home for bicultural Latina lifestyle content, within Yahoo! Shine.

The “Big Data” conversation has gained momentum since late last year. An October 2011 study from McKinsey & Company found the greatest number of marketing executives worldwide (32%) felt the ability to generate and leverage deep customer insights was the most important digital challenge they faced.

A new report published by Catalina finds that only a tiny fraction of shoppers determine the success of new Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) product launches. The report explores the purchasing behavior of more than 41 million US consumers and shows that on average, just 1.5 percent, or 1 in 67 shoppers, accounted for 80 percent of volume during a 12-month window following their introduction.

A new study released by global interactive marketing provider ExactTarget found more than half of America’s fastest growing retailers are missing opportunities to connect online and offline shopping experiences.

ZapBoomBang is the brainchild of Alex and Cathy López Negrete, co-owners of the Houston-based Hispanic advertising and marketing agency Lopez Negrete Communications. Veterans of the industry for over 25 years, they dreamed of making Houston a major destination for recording artists and commercial producers alike, founding the studio as a standalone entity with complete autonomy to compete for business in the region. Along with their other enterprises, Lightning Strikes Entertainment and Tippit & Moo Advertising, ZapBoomBang Studios falls under a holding company that the pair has been molding over the years.