Marketing
Cultural Capital Is the Flex
3 Models Brands Must Master to Lead in Culture (Not Just Market in It) Culture moves everything. It drives how people see themselves, who they connect with, and what they buy. It shapes language, aesthetics, rituals, desire. From Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl show to Bad Bunny’s Puerto Rican manifesto in album form, culture isn’t riding shotgun—it’s driving the whole car. By Roberto Ramos - Group President, Chief Transformation Officer at Culture + Group & CIEN +
Why the Work of the Immigrant Archive Project is More Important Now Than Ever
In a time when the contributions and struggles of immigrant communities are being systematically erased from public consciousness, the Immigrant Archive Project (IAP) stands as a powerful counterforce—preserving the stories that define America’s rich and diverse narrative. The IAP, the leading oral history project documenting the modern immigrant experience, is more than a repository of memories. It is an essential safeguard against the dangers of historical erasure, and its work has never been more crucial than it is today. By Tony Hernandez - Founder of The Immigrant Archive Project
RUMBO AL MUNDIAL: Telmundo presents World Cup Qualifiers
Telemundo’s Rumbo al Mundial series continues with exclusive coverage of Brazil’s home matches in the FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifiers with an enhanced lineup of commentators.
The Evolution of Soccer into Fútbol [REPORT]
With the MLS season having kicked off this past weekend, the U.S. soccer landscape is hotter than ever. Driven by a younger and more diverse fanbase, U.S. Hispanic fans are playing a pivotal role in the explosion of fútbol fandom that’s permeating throughout the U.S.. With the 30% Latino fanbase of MLS, the 60 million fans of the National Mexican team here in the U.S. and the growing Hispanic cohort gearing up to root for their home countries during the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup, the rise of the Hispanic population has been instrumental in driving soccer’s mass appeal.
The Future of Marketing in a Multicultural America
The United States is continually growing into one of the most diverse nations in the world. By 2050, the White population is projected to decline to 46%, while Hispanic and Asian populations are expected to rise significantly (Kipnis et al., 2019) . These demographic shifts are fundamentally reshaping society and the marketplace. This challenges marketers to adapt their strategies. In a multicultural society, marketing must no longer just be about selling products; although from a revenue perspective, corporations will have to incorporate inclusivity and diversity to keep up with the dramatic demographic transition (Mueller, 2008). It is important to recognize and embrace the unique identities and needs of diverse populations. Brands or companies that fail to engage with diversity risk the potential of alienating segments of their target audiences and becoming obsolete. A multicultural society is transforming marketing practices in the United States by reshaping consumer identity through diverse demographics, emphasizing the role of cultural values in consumer behavior, and the need for inclusive marketing strategies. These shifts will require marketers to develop a deeper understanding of their audiences. By Kristina Simon - Florida State University
How Authenticity Drives Business Growth in Hyper-Aware Markets [PODCAST]
In this episode of The New Mainstream Podcast, Maribel Lara, Founder of Beget Love Consulting, shares insights on her journey into entrepreneurship and how authenticity can help brands thrive, even when faced with challenges.
Telemundo redefines with “EL PELOTAZO”
Telemundo is set to redefine Hispanic sports entertainment with the launch of El Pelotazo, a dynamic and fast-paced late-night sports show premiering March 10 at midnight ET/PT. Airing live seven days a week, the new sports program offers the latest news and insightful analysis with special guests and an unconventional format designed to engage today’s Hispanic sports fans.
We’re All Marketers Now: Putting the Customer First
"Is your entire company thinking like a marketer? It should be."
What Latino Leaders Are Saying: Key Insights from My Listening Tour
For the past few months, I have been on a listening tour, speaking with over 50 leaders across industries while also having daily conversations with companies, brands, and media. But this wasn’t just virtual—I’ve also been on the ground, visiting cities across the country, sitting down with executives, marketers, HR leaders, and decision-makers to hear firsthand how they are navigating the shifting corporate landscape. By Claudia Romo Edelman - Founder and CEO of the Hispanic Star and Host of A LA LATINA Podcast | Speaker, entrepreneur, media contributor, and activist for Hispanics.
Marketer & Agency Exec’s guide to the agency visit
You’re considering an agency for a key assignment. You may be well into a competitive agency review or simply are exploring agencies for near term or future efforts.
Nueva Network launches MACDeportes
Nueva Network Expands Nationally Syndicated Program Roaster with the addition of an ALL Female Sports Entertainment Show "MACDeportes" starting Alex Loe and Linda Cavazos.
Critical Gaps in Preventive Care for Women
A new Ipsos poll commissioned by the Alliance for Women's Health and Prevention (AWHP) reveals that 42% of women are forgoing preventive care services such as annual check-ups, medical tests or treatments, and vaccines, or had trouble getting an appointment with a provider in the last year. The survey of 3,199 American women aged 18 and older looked at their experiences with and perceptions of preventive healthcare, where and how they receive their health information, and existing disparities.
Why Diverse Data Is as Critical as Diverse Media for Multicultural Audiences
U.S. consumer demographics are shifting, with multicultural consumers projected to become the majority by 2050. These audiences drive population growth, influence cultural trends, and wield significant buying power. For programmatic media buyers, it’s clear that effectively engaging multicultural consumers isn’t just an ethical choice—it’s a strategic business imperative.
The San Francisco Giants extend their partnership with Lazer Media
The San Francisco Giants and Lazer Media have a new three-year contract that will broadcast all 162 Giants games in Spanish. The collaboration continues the Giants’ commitment to honoring and strengthening their connections with the Latino community and fan base.
The 2024 Multicultural Excellence Awards Spotlighted Marketers Who Aided and Lent Visibility to the LGBTQ+ Community
Members of the LGBTQ+ community often face circumstances that, at best, elide them from popular culture, or, at worst subject them to outright violence. Empathetic marketers recognize the injustice of such treatment and at times find opportunities to combat it. The 2024 Multicultural Excellence Awards took notice of such efforts undertaken in the past year and celebrated them.
TelevisaUnivision announces U.S. partnership for FIFA Club World Cup 2025
DAZN announced that it has entered into a wide-ranging partnership with TelevisaUnivision for the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 in the United States.
Digital Advertisers Are Finding Success in Radio
Advertisers are discovering that the power of radio isn’t just for building brand awareness—it’s a powerful tool for driving sales and lower-funnel conversions. One experienced digital Audio advertiser recently tapped into the magic of AM/FM radio to boost engagement and skyrocket conversions. By partnering with Audacy and harnessing Claritas’ AI-powered attribution model, they were able to pinpoint exactly which radio stations were moving the needle. This innovative approach not only linked radio ads to tangible online actions but also provided deep audience insights that allowed the brand to fine-tune their strategy for maximum impact. In short, radio is proving to be a game-changer for advertisers ready to mix traditional reach with digital precision.
Roberto Madan, a champion for Latinos at McDonald’s, passes at 100
Roberto Madan, a Cuban-American businessman who built a chain of McDonald’s restaurants and helped champion opportunities for U.S. Latinos within that company, passed today at the age of 100, at his home in Edison, N.J.
Watching the Super Bowl Through Bicultural Eyes: A Different Take on Hispanic Representation
Every year, there is a discussion about diversity in Super Bowl ads—who is represented, who is missing, and whether brands are truly embracing multicultural audiences. As a bicultural Hispanic, I find myself in an interesting position in this conversation. By Maria Lucia Parra - I am a Bicultural Hispanic marketing/UX researcher with extensive experience in identifying the right approaches to meet clients’ objectives as “one size does not fit all”.
Super Bowl LIX Makes TV History With Over 127 Million Viewers
An estimated 127.7 million viewers tuned in for Super Bowl LIX on Sunday, February 9, according to Nielsen, making it the largest audience for a Super Bowl and for a single-network telecast in TV history. Super Bowl LIX aired on FOX, FOX Deportes and Telemundo and streamed on Tubi from approximately 6:42 PM ET to 10:16 PM ET.
