Media

Retailers look to Mobile Point-of-Sale Tools.

The portability offered by tablets and smartphones has been a major selling point for consumers of all stripes, giving them both computing power and access to the web while on the go. But the devices have also proved seductive to retailers that rely on the very same features to bolster their mobile point-of-sale capabilities.

Marketers up the ante on Social Media Sponsorships.

Product placement is alive and well, having been reborn in the digital era as social media sponsorship—compensating social media users, or “influencers,” for mentioning a product or service. While the practice initially drew criticism from some who argued that social media content should remain ad

LATINO AMERICANS on PBS.

LATINO AMERICANS, a three-part, six-hour documentary series produced by WETA Washington, D.C.; Bosch and Company, Inc.; and Latino Public Broadcasting (LPB), will air nationwide on PBS in the Fall of 2013. LATINO AMERICANS will chronicle the lives and experiences of Latinos in the United States from 1800 to the 21st Century.

Social Network users in Mexico receptive to Ad Campaigns.

According to the May 2012 Asociación Mexicana de Internet (AMIPCI) and ELOGIA study “Hábitos de los Usuarios de Internet en México,” social networks were second only to search engines as the type of website where internet users in Mexico recalled seeing online ads.

Corporations transforming into Social Businesses. [REPORT]

Social business – a company’s move from a presence on social platforms to strategic engagement that supports business goals, fosters brand affinity and generates co-created value – is no small undertaking for corporations, but it is undoubtedly the direction in which top companies are heading, according to an in-depth study on social media trends.

Caballero Spanish Media to acquire TV Stations in Texas & California.

Caballero Spanish Media (CSM) announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire local broadcast stations across Texas and Central California.

Telemundo & Coca-Cola partner on the London 2012 Olympics.

Telemundo Media announced that it has signed a multimillion dollar partnership with Coca-Cola North America anchored on the theme, “Luchando Juntos” (Fighting the Good Fight), celebrating the American dream and timed to the upcoming London 2012 Olympic Games.

Women more likely to go Mobile-Only for Social Activities.

eMarketer estimates that by the end of this year there will be nearly 116 million smartphone users in the US, as well as nearly 55 million tablet users. And in many cases, smartphone and tablet owners have made their mobile or portable devices their primary venue for computing—especially for less-intensive tasks like web browsing and communication.

The Wait for the FIFA World Cup is Halfway Over

An important milestone was reached a few weeks back: the 2014 FIFA World Cup is now less than two years away. As the World Cup’s Spanish-language home since 1970, Univision Deportes is thrilled to once again be broadcasting the biggest soccer tournament in the world. By Carlos Deschapelles, Senior Vice President, Univision Sports Sales

The Ripple Effect of following a Brand on Social Media.

Nearly one-fifth of US internet users would buy a brand if a friend followed that company on social media

Hispanic Community relies on Mobile Devices to close Tech Gap. [REPORT]

The Hispanic Institute and Mobile Future published a report revealing that Hispanics are increasingly turning to mobile devices – not traditional wired broadband – as their primary means of accessing the Internet.

Buluba.com launches.

PRISA Radio launched Buluba.com, the first legal website in Spanish of totally free lyrics, offering, as of today, a catalogue of 70,000 songs of all time and all styles, written by the most prestigious songwriters and performed by the greatest singers from then and now.

Teens still like talking Face to Face, but Texting catching up.

Every generation of young people seems to be misunderstood by their elders, and today’s teens are no exception. While adults may accuse adolescents of preferring electronics to face-to-face contact, March data on teenage internet users in the US from Common Sense Media, a nonprofit that advocates for kids and families, shows that claim may be unfounded, or at least deserves qualification.

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