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The new demography of American Motherhood.

This report examines the changing demographic characteristics of U.S. mothers by comparing women who gave birth in 2008 with those who gave birth in 1990. It is based on data from the National Center for Health Statistics and the Census Bureau. It also presents results of a nationwide Pew Research Center survey that asked a range of questions about parenthood. AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD.

Global Confidence returns to Pre-Recession levels.

In one of the clearest signs yet that the world is recovering from a “Great Recession,” consumer confidence levels have reached pre-downturn levels in some countries, according to the latest edition of the Nielsen Global Consumer Confidence Index. But the recovery has not taken hold evenly, and some countries remain quite skittish about the economy. Globally, the index reached 92 in the first quarter – just two points shy of the high score posted in the third quarter of 2007 before the recession swept across the world. Confidence hit an all-time low of 77 index points in early 2009.

Barbara Alvarez passes.

It is with great sadness that we share with you the news that Barbara Alvarez, New York Sales Manager for Siempre Mujer, and Hispanic Ventures passed away yesterday after a long battle with cancer. Anyone who spent time with Barbara knew that she had a passion for everything in life including her work, her many friends and colleagues, and especially her two children, Alex and Lauren.

Lopez Negrete Communications ‘Raices Unidas ‘ to handle Hispanic duties on Arizona Lottery.

As one of the largest and longest-tenured agencies in the Southwest, E.B. Lane has realized nearly a half-century of operational success. The agency is prepared to focus best practices on building Lottery sales to generate much-needed revenue for the state of Arizona. In order to serve the multicultural market, E.B. Lane will utilize its in-house expert, Raices Unidas, and sub-contract with Lopez Negrete Communications. Lopez Negrete Communications, currently with offices in Houston and Los Angeles, will open an office at E.B. Lane in Phoenix.

Agencies celebrate Cinco de Mayo.

At the d expósito & Partners they do it like only they know how.

Agencies and industry players all over the country took time out to celebrate Cinco de Mayo. Some friends at d expósito & Partners shared their photos with me, and it looks like they know how to have fun.

The Association of Hispanic Advertising Agencies committed to work closely with Arbitron PPM.

For more than two years, AHAA has been engaged in discussions with Arbitron, Inc. about improvements to its Portable People Meter (PPM) methodology. The organization’s significant investment of time and resources both directly and as part of the PPM Coalition paid off when the Coalition and Arbitron reached an agreement that will benefit the entire radio and advertising industry. AHAA fully supports the terms of the agreement which call for continuous improvement of the radio ratings service and we will work in partnership with Arbitron, the Media Rating the Media Rating Council and the industry to advance improvements to PPM methodology.

As Agencies Evolve, Where Do Hispanic Shops Fit?

Last week, I attended the Forrester Marketing Forum. One particular discussion, led by Forrester analyst Sean Corcoran, got me thinking a lot about the future of Hispanic marketing.

Corcoran’s session, “The Role of Agencies in the Adaptive Era,” centered on the future of agency relationships, particularly digital agencies, in a world where people consume multiple media, trust one another more than they do marketers, connect through social media and let consumers determine what is relevant. By Jose Villa – Sensis

Available at HispanicCMO.com

Luis Miguel Messianu achieved the Ibero American Hall of Fame.

Luis Miguel Messianu, President & CCO of Alma DDB, was recently honored with one of the highest recognitions of the Latin American advertising industry, the FIAP Hall of Fame.

The Arizona Law and its Business & Marketing Implications – Moment to CultuRise.

The Arizona immigration law has caused quite a reaction all around the nation. From peaceful protests, to closed door political meetings and even students withdrawing from Arizona universities, its implications and overall impact on America are clearly visible. However, as we always do with Moments to CultuRise, what does this law imply for overall Marketing and business? This video log explores some of the facts and figures behind the Hispanic market in Arizona and also dives into potential opportunities for companies to demonstrate commitment, respect and drive differentiation through inclusion in these times of modern segregation. I also recommend you read Major Michael Bloombergs recent article published on the NY Daily News How Arizona Law will hurt America for an overall economic perspective on this law.

By Liliana Gil, Cultural Intelligence| Managing Partner (AG-XL Alliance)

Texas Hispanic Upfront Draws Networks to San Antonio to Woo Ad Community.

In a year that is again seeing major shifts in the Upfront season, perhaps the most innovative and exciting change is happening in San Antonio. On Thursday, June 17th, SAVisión, the Hispanic marketing arm of the American Marketing Association, will host the second Texas Hispanic Upfront.

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