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When Culture Is the Campaign: Why Duolingo’s Bad Bunny Moment Works
The strongest brand moments rarely start in a boardroom. They start by listening.
Oral History Teaches Starting Over is a Process Not a Plan
What Oral History Teaches Us About Starting Over. The New Year has a way of convincing us that starting over requires a clean slate. A new plan. A bold declaration. A dramatic reinvention. By Tony Hernández- Documentary Filmmaker & Oral Historian Preserving family, founder, and cultural legacy
2026 HMC Annual SUMMIT – THE ONLY CONFERENCE 100% FOCUSED ON hispanic marketing
Registration is now open for the HMC 2026 Annual Summit, April 22–23 in New York City. The only conference entirely focused on Hispanic marketing brings together brand leaders, agency executives, and cultural strategists to master the authentic storytelling and best practices that win with America's fastest-growing consumer market.
U.S. Population Growth Slows Due to Historic Decline in Net International Migration
Population growth in the United States has slowed significantly with an increase of only 1.8 million, or 0.5%, between July 1, 2024, and July 1, 2025, according to the new Vintage 2025 population estimates released today by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Publiespaña Select Multicultural Web Media as Exclusive Ad Sales Partner
Multicultural Web Media, a new digital media technology company, announced it will serve as the exclusive advertising and sales representation for Publiespaña, a subsidiary of Mediaset España, audiovisual groups and content creators in the Spanish market. Mediaset España operates seven linear television channels and their associated websites, as well as a live and on-demand content platform and a portfolio of thematic digital sites, all with a strong Hispanic focus and high audience engagement.
Rafael Pineda, the legendary Univision 41 journalist and one of the longest-serving news anchors in New York’s television history ….
Rafael Pineda, the legendary Univision 41 journalist and one of the longest-serving news anchors in New York television history, passed away on Sunday in Florida at the age of 88. For more than four decades, the majority of Latino households across the New York Metro area got their news from Rafael Pineda. He wasn’t just on television — he was part of our lives. By Tony Hernández - Documentary Filmmaker & Oral Historian Preserving family, founder, and cultural legacy
An Abdication of Leadership
Dear Tech Bros: I spent 22 years at Microsoft, learning and growing professionally during an explosion of tech opportunities. I had the privilege to participate in and then lead the creation of two important businesses (Microsoft Office and Xbox) and benefited from Microsoft’s financial success. By Robbie Bach - Speaker, Author, Consultant, and former Chief Xbox Officer
3 strategies that CMOs can use to enhance their likelihood of success
The job has intense breadth and stress. It's so hard to keep up. By Steve Boehler - Founder, Mercer Island Group
Who Gets Labeled an “Immigrant”— and Who Doesn’t
The word immigrant isn’t applied evenly in America. It’s assigned—often reflexively, often carelessly—and rarely questioned.
Marketing didn’t lose it soul. It Optimized it away.
After finally coming around to reading Filterworld, recommended by one of the sharpest strategists in the game, I had a clarifying realization: much of modern marketing has stopped trying to understand culture, especially online. It is trying to game it. Built to outsmart algorithms through optimization, predictability, and speed. It works in the short term. By Marcos Hernandez - Agency Partner | Brand Steward | Catalyst for Disruption & Growth
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