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Tracking the Virtual Man: What are men really doing online?

Global communications agency, Leo Burnett and global digital research firm, comScore, have partnered to present a proprietary study on men’s online behavior — and the influence it has on media strategies and creative execution.

FTC testifies on Report Regarding Food Marketing to Children and Adolescents.

The Federal Trade Commission testified before two subcommittees of the U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee about the results of an FTC study released in July on food marketing to children and adolescents.

Latinworks launches branding campaign for TX Lottery.

TracyLocke and LatinWorks will launch a new branding campaign for client Texas Lottery Commission, featuring a brand platform that will extend across the next 12 months and campaign elements that include television, radio, out-of-home (OOH), point-of-sale (POS), online, print, and sponsorships and promotions with street teams.

Job Seekers Beware: Staffing Pros May Do More Harm Than Good

Staffing professionals are not inherently evil.

However, I’ve received many unsolicited calls over the past few weeks from a few questionable ones, representing junior to mid-level job seekers. These reps had a cheap slickness to their voice, opaqueness in their disclosures, and a tendency to do little homework on me, or my company, before calling. They tried to create artificial demand for their clients, but their hustling style indicated they actually knew very little about the people they were representing. I know, I know… give them a break. They’re working hard to make a living, just like everybody else. And they are.

Sensis developed U.S. Army digital campaign wins gold at MIXX awards.

Multicultural interactive advertising agency Sensis was recognized Tuesday at the fourth annual MIXX Awards. Los Angeles-based Sensis walked away with the gold award in the multicultural category for its Leaders Among Us U.S. Army digital campaign. The MIXX Awards is the only honor devoted exclusively to interactive advertising and presents its awards based on strategy, creativity, execution and results.

How Cultural Identity Relates to Hispanic Marketing .

Cultural identity is the way in which people describe themselves based on behavioral characteristics of their culture. More specifically, it is “the cultural group that individuals use in specific circumstances for selecting courses of action or evaluating ideas or objects.” Cultural identity allows individuals a way to define themselves, which can prove to be extremely useful to marketers.

How Hispanic Purchase Decisions Are Shaped

Latin American immigrants come from different socioeconomic backgrounds. Some of them come from very poor rural communities, in which Spanish may not the mainstream language and where purchasing options are very limited. Other immigrants lived in metropolitan areas, received some formal education and were exposed to the marketing campaigns of the bigger cities.

U.S. Advertising expenditures declined 1.6% in First Half 2008.

Total measured advertising expenditures in the first six months of 2008 declined by 1.6 percent as compared to the same period in 2007, according to data released by TNS Media Intelligence, the leading provider of strategic advertising and marketing information. Ad spending during the second quarter of 2008 was off 3.7 percent versus last year, the steepest quarterly drop since 2001.

One-in-Five speak Spanish in four States.

At least one-in-five residents of Arizona, California, New Mexico and Texas spoke Spanish at home in 2007, according to new American Community Survey data released by the U.S. Census Bureau. Nationwide, an estimated 35 million, or about 12.3 percent, hablan español at home.

Portrait of the Puerto Rico Population

The U.S. Census Bureau released important new one-year data for Puerto Rico on social, economic, housing and demographic characteristics, as well as for geographic areas with populations of 65,000 or more. The 2007 data cover topics ranging from language to education, from family size
to work commute, the Puerto Rico Community Survey (PRCS) provides annual data that help decision makers and planners better prepare for and respond to change.

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