Marketing
Who are the “New Latinos” Understanding the power of Hispanic Consumers in the U.S.
Who are the “New Latinos” Understanding the power of Hispanic Consumers in the U.S. By Bella Bozied Florida State University
Neurodiversity Is DEI: Why We Must Speak Up Now
The national conversation around Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) has become increasingly polarized, and dangerously so. What began as a long-overdue effort to recognize and protect marginalized identities—based on race, gender, disability, sexual orientation, and more—has turned into a political battleground. Conservative lawmakers in multiple states have pushed to defund DEI initiatives in public education, corporate training programs, and even health systems, arguing that they are divisive or ideological. But make no mistake: the people hurt most by these rollbacks are not ideologies. They are people. And among the most vulnerable are neurodivergent individuals.
2025 Hispanic Market Overview Report – DOWNLOAD for FREE
HispanicAd in association with Adam R Jacobson are proud to announce the availability of the 2025 Hispanic Market Overview – titled “VOZ of The American Influencer”
APR’s 2025 Marketing Production Trends Report
In the current state of marketing production, marketers must consider ways to keep up with competition and produce high volumes of content while maintaining quality and effectiveness. APR sought to highlight such considerations and more in its annual report, "2025 Marketing Production Trends."
Nueva Network Launches Premier Sports Radio Show “Jugada Maestra”
Nueva Network, the leading independent Spanish-language audio network, proudly announces the launch of its premier sports radio show, "Jugada Maestra" (Master Move), hosted by the acclaimed sports journalist Heriberto Murrieta, alongside respected commentators Héctor Huerta and Paco Arredondo. The show debuts this month, promising deep analysis, vibrant debate, and the unique perspective of its expert hosts.
DEI and Multicultural Marketing: Where Do We Go From Here?
We live in serious times. DEI programs are being gutted. At Harvard, DEI offices have been renamed, affinity celebrations canceled, and visible signs of inclusion quietly removed. In Florida and Texas, public universities have been ordered to dismantle equity programs. Teachers are being monitored for uttering words like identity. Libraries are pulling books. And in state after state, lawmakers aren’t just targeting trans rights—they’re erasing the existence of LGBTQ+ families like mine. By David Morse - Chief Insights Officer, New American Dimensions
Language Out, Culture In: Reframing Multicultural Marketing [PODCAST]
In this episode of The New Mainstream podcast, Randy Gudiel, SVP, Media Director at Orci, shares valuable insights on why consistency, cultural authenticity, and sustained investment are now essential for brands that want to thrive in an increasingly diverse marketplace.
How Savvy Brands Are Driving Deeper Fan Engagement
In many ways, it's surprising that more luxury goods haven't prioritized marketing spend in premiere sporting event partnerships. Both have always been signals of exclusivity and status – those with the will (and bank accounts to match), have been able to see or own events and items that only a fraction of the general population will ever get access to.
As Penetration of 5G Home Internet Service Grows Among U.S. Households, New Horowitz Study Shows High Satisfaction
Mobile providers like T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon have been aggressively rolling out 5G home internet (also known as FWA, or fixed wireless access) in more U.S. markets over the past year. Penetration of the service has now reached 12%, and more than half (56%) of non-FWA subscribers are likely to consider the service when it becomes available in their area, according to Horowitz’s latest annual report, State of Media, Entertainment & Tech: Subscriptions 2025.
Women’s Sports Foundation Sharpens Its Marketing Game
With the popularity of women's sports soaring, teaming up with female sports organizations is an increasingly winning formula for brands that want to expand their audiences and spike consumer engagement. Just ask Maria Heskin, senior director of marketing and partnerships at the Women's Sports Foundation (WSF), a nonprofit that empowers girls and women to reach their potential in sport and life. Last May, the foundation announced a partnership with annuity company Gainbridge and Parity, a sports marketing and sponsorship platform, to launch a program supporting women and girls through sports and education.
Multicultural Marketing Isn’t Optional, It’s a Business Imperative [PO
In this episode of The New Mainstream podcast, Hernan Tagliani, President and Founder of Tagliani Multicultural, explores how shifting demographics are redefining marketing and explains why brands that fail to invest in multicultural marketing risk being left behind.
The soundtrack of summer is bilingual: Why music is your shortcut to the Hispanic heart
It’s not a stretch to say that the sound of summer in the U.S. has a distinct beat, and more often than not, it’s bilingual. From Bad Bunny and Karol G dominating the charts to backyard parties thumping with cumbias and reggaetón, music isn’t just background noise for U.S. Hispanics—it’s the cultural glue of summer. By Aldo Quevedo - CEO, BeautifulBeast
BEAUTIFULBEAST TAKES TOP HONORS AT THE HMC STRATEGIC EXCELLENCE AWARDS
The Hispanic Marketing Council (HMC) announced the winners of the 2025 HMC Strategic Excellence Awards at its annual summit in New York City. BeautifulBeast was awarded Grand Prix for the “Amor with no BS” campaign promoting Match Group’s Chispa app. The campaign also earned them two Golds in Creative Ingenuity and Shopper and Experiential Marketing.
Multicultural Marketing with Advanced Targeting Technology
New Majority Solutions and Mainkore Global, an AI-powered insights and media intelligence company have entered into a strategic partnership with aim to revolutionize how to engage audiences by combining New Majority’s expertise in multicultural marketing with Mainkore’s advanced targeting technology.
The Role of Race in Consumer Behavior and Inclusive Markets [PODCAST]
In this episode of The New Mainstream podcast, Dr. Sonya A. Grier, Kogod Eminent Scholar Chair in Marketing at the Kogod School of Business at American University, examines how race influences consumer behavior and why businesses must go beyond diversity to create inclusive marketplaces.
USWNT take on Brazil in Olympic Gold Medal Rematch on Telemundo and Universal
Telemundo, the Spanish-language home of the U.S. National Teams, presents complete coverage of two U.S. Women’s National Team friendlies in April. The USWNT will take on Brazil at SoFi Stadium on Saturday, April 5 LIVE at 5 p.m. ET on Telemundo, Universo, and Peacock and again at PayPal Park on Tuesday, April 8 LIVE at 10:30 p.m. ET on Universo and Peacock.
From Performative to Performance: If You Cut “DEI” You Probably Weren’t Measuring ROI- What Now?
Could it be that if you cut "DEI" you probably weren’t investing in the right strategies, or you turned it into a compliance effort? Was DEI performative and not about performance? Here is my take and humble reflections, above the noise and fears of the moment. You can call it whatever, rebrand it, or kill it, but the market is the market, and the growth drivers are the growth drivers, and the power of culture as the new mainstream remain strong. By Lili Gil Valletta - Chief Executive Officer
TELEMUNDO celebrates 25 years of Andres Cantor’s Unforgettable Calls & Coverage
Telemundo celebrated the 25th anniversary of the legendary soccer commentator Andrés Cantor with a special on-air tribute during its live coverage of the FIFA World Cup qualifier between Argentina and Brazil yesterday March 25. This April 1 officially marks Cantor’s 25th year with Telemundo, a milestone that recognizes his unparalleled contributions to sports broadcasting.
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
