Media

People en Español’s hottest and most-anticipated issue came to life at the magazine’s 3rd annual “50 Most Beautiful” gala.

According to Radio & records magazine, Spanish Broadcasting System’s KLAX (La Raza)/Los Angeles is now the market’s No. 1 station en Español thanks to a 3.0-3.9 12+ surge that pushes the station from 10th to fourth overall.

In January 2004, ESPN launched ESPN Deportes, a new 24-hour, Spanish-language sports network serving the U.S. Hispanic sports fan.

Univision Communications Inc. unveiled the Galavisión Network’s 2004-2005 lineup during its Upfront presentation at New York’s Lincoln Center.

The TeleFutura Network was launched in January 2002.

Univision Communications Inc. announced its 2004-2005 programming lineup for the Univision Network during its eighth annual Upfront advertising presentation in New York.

mun2 announced the development of several original shows at Telemundo’s Upfront presentation at the Beacon Theater in New York City.

Looking to build on a successful programming strategy with record ratings, including the best Prime delivery among Adults 18-49 in a decade, Telemundo announced an unprecedented 2004-2005 programming schedule which will present 100% original Primetime productions, a first in U.S. Hispanic television history.

Addressing a standing-room only crowd at Noche restaurant, Fox Sports en Español General Manager David Sternberg and Senior Vice President of Advertising Sales Tom Maney attributed the network’s #1 position in sports programming for Spanish-language cable television to strong distribution growth and historic ratings success.

At Sí TV’s first upfront, the English-language Latino network announced that three newly acquired shows will make their basic cable premiere on Sí TV – PBS’ “American Family”, Showtime’s “Resurrection Blvd.”, and The WB’s “Greetings from Tucson” – as well as the addition of five original shows.