Media

Univision’s live telecast of Wednesday night’s highly anticipated World Cup qualifying soccer match from Columbus, Ohio between the national teams of the U.S.A. and Mexico was seen in its entirety or in part by 10.7 million viewers, and was watched by more viewers than any other sporting event in the history of Spanish-language television.

Social networks are going mobile as aficionados tap into and update their profiles on the run. If mobile music services integrated some social network features, they too might gain more traction among consumers.

The January 26th decision made by the ever-so-knowledgeable U.S. Senate to delay the complete transition to DTV is yet another example of the lack of leadership, and a Federal Communications Commission. that continues to be the poodle lap-dog of the U.S. Congress. The decision — to delay until June 12th — has been made because the Obama administration and the Democratic congress seem to be convinced that it is to the benefit of the remaining Americans who have not yet converted

The Federal Communications Commission is issuing this Public Notice to provide a list of those full-power television broadcast stations that have terminated or will terminate their analog operations prior to February 17, 2009. List available.

Azteca America announced that it is consolidating its national network newscast into a binational newscast from the studio of its sister network Azteca 7 and the FIA team, based in the Azteca news center in Mexico City.

Fútbol de Primera, the largest Hispanic radio network with over 95 affiliate stations across the U.S., will bring fans EXCLUSIVE LIVE PLAY BY PLAY comprehensive coverage of the most significant qualifying CONCACAF match-up between Mexico and the U.S on Wednesday February 11, 2009. FDP kicks off coverage of the final phase of World Cup Qualifying from Columbus, OH at 6:30 p.m. (ET) 3:30PM (PT).