In our recent monthly survey on entertainment, we looked into young consumers’ spending on everything from TV to the written word, asking them “In an average month, which of the following forms of entertainment do you spend money on?” Their responses paint a clear picture of their disruptive tendencies, and how their spending supports the non-traditional media access that has upended multiple industries.
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3 Stats That Show How Millennials And Teens Are Disrupting Entertainment
Can Social Be as Good as Search for Some Ad Objectives?
In many respects, social media and paid search are ideal partners. One facilitates branding and engagement, while the other helps seal the deal by driving traffic, leads and sales.
U.S. Latino Population Growth and Dispersion Has Slowed [REPORT]
Between 2007 and 2014, the U.S. Hispanic population grew annually on average by 2.8% (its pace of growth has been an even slower 2.4% between 2010 and 2014). This was down from a 4.4% growth rate between 2000 and 2007 and down from 5.8% annually in the 1990s. As a result, the Hispanic population, once the nation’s fastest growing, has now slipped behind Asians (whose population grew at an average annual rate of 3.4% from 2007 to 2014) in its growth rate.
el Jimador Launches “The Ultimate Fan Experience” Program
el Jimador, an official sponsor of the Mexican National Soccer Team, is offering soccer fanatics the chance to win a VIP trip with “The Ultimate Fan Experience” as part of the brand’s soccer platform.
The four pillars of distinctive customer journeys [INSIGHT]
New research reveals that focus, simplicity, “digital first,” and perceptions matter most. By Joao Dias, Oana Ionutiu, Xavier Lhuer, and Jasper van Ouwerkerk
Global ad market strengthens
Global advertising expenditure will grow 4.4% this year to reach US$539bn, ahead of the 4.1% previously forecast in June, according to Zenith’s new Advertising Expenditure Forecasts. Advertising expenditure will then expand by 4.5% in 2017 and 4.6% in 2018 – up from the previous growth forecasts for both years, which were 4.3% and 4.4% respectively. By 2018 global advertising expenditure will total US$589bn, US$4bn more than forecast in Ju
Facebook Video Ads Complement TV Investment [REPORT]
Millward Brown research shows that well executed Facebook video advertising enhances effectiveness and efficiency of TV media spends.
2016 U.S. Mobile App Report
Digital media time in the U.S. continues to increase – growing more than 50 percent in the past three years, with nearly 90 percent of that growth directly attributable to the mobile app.
2016 Pinterest Media Consumption Study [REPORT]
Ahalogy has released its third annual Pinterest Media Consumption Study, a follow-up to its first-of-its-kind research from 2014—which has been downloaded by thousands of marketing industry professionals and influencers.
US Digital Ad Spending to Surpass TV this Year
It’s no secret advertisers are flocking to digital at the expense of traditional formats.
Lionsgate & Univision team up on movie streaming service
Lionsgate and Univision Communications Inc. (UCI) are teaming to launch a premium subscription video on demand (SVOD) service for the Hispanic movie-going audience in the U.S.
Carrillo named VP and General Manager Of SBS RADIO, Los Angeles
Spanish Broadcasting System, Inc. announced that Chris Carrillo has been named Vice President and General Manager, of SBS Los Angeles supervising all operations at KLAX-FM (97.9FM LA RAZA), KXOL-FM (Mega 96.3FM), LaMusica.
The Road to the ANA Multicultural Marketing & Diversity Conference
There are only a few weeks left before the ANA Multicultural Marketing & Diversity Conference, presented by Time Inc. kicks off Oct. 9-11 in Los Angeles, Calif. Jennifer Lashua, a featured speaker at the conference, will present about Intel’s Diversity in Technology Initiative. Read on to learn more about what she’ll be sharing during her presentation, why multicultural marketing is so important in today’s marketplace, and what she sees as the future of multicultural marketing. By Crystal Albanese, senior manager of committees and conferences at ANA
The New Normal In Agency-Client Relationships [INSIGHT]
For reasons you will understand, I can’t go into the details of the landmark solution that was engineered for McDonald’s with Omnicom. It also won’t surprise you that some of the peanut gallery commentary and assumptions were incorrect. But what I can talk about is what I think the industry can learn from the recent “big” pitches. Let’s call that the new normal.
Orci wins Best On-Air Ad Campaign at Imagen Awards
Orcí received an Imagen Award in the Best On-Air Advertising category.
Marketers Turn to Algorithms to Improve Attribution
The growing field of marketing attribution is getting some much-needed help from the world of software. Algorithmic attribution, a more software-driven approach to marketing attribution, is leaving behind traditional “last-touch” and “first-touch” attribution models in favor of sophisticated computer-generated statistical models that help companies better optimize media spending and consumer targeting.
The restaurant of the future – Creating the next-generation customer experience [REPORT]
For restaurants to evolve, understanding the next generation customer is critical. And the next generation customer is already here.
The end of tokenism? Part 2
By Gonzalo López Martí – Creative director, etc etc / LMMiami.com
- My columns have been known to follow a certain literary brand of free-associative stream of consciousness.
- An idiosyncratic yet enthralling litany of loosely connected lofty thoughts, eye-opening factoids, saucy snark, playful mischief, whimsical one-liners, devil-may-care invective, off-of-left-field bon mots and non sequiturs.
- The good news?
- No libel lawsuits so far.
- This particular op-ed you’re kindly consuming today sorta takes the free-wheeling genre to an extreme.
- Please read on at your own risk.
Original 1960’s Batman on TeleXitos
TeleXitos announced the network has the rights to air the iconic 1960’s television series, Batman, in Spanish.
U.S. Cities Slipping in Race for Global Competitiveness
U.S. cities are demonstrating strength in leading economic and social indicators, but are also revealing dimensions where they are falling behind as engines of global competition and urban well-being, according to PwC’s Cities of Opportunity.

























