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TELEMUNDO dominates Primetime ……

Telemundo claimed the #1 spot in Spanish-language primetime television on Monday night across all key demos, driven by the highly anticipated premiere of Velvet El Nuevo Imperio. According to Nielsen, the network delivered an impressive average of 407,000 adults 18-49, 149,000 adults 18-34, and 1.37 million total viewers, outperforming Univision by +52%, +41% and +61%, respectively.

AM/FM Radio Streaming Audiences: Five Surprising Findings From Edison’s “Share Of Ear”

Edison’s “Share of Ear” study is the authoritative gold standard of American audio time use. Edison surveys 4,000 Americans annually to measure daily reach and time spent with all forms of audio. Significantly for advertisers, the “Share of Ear” platform permits analysis of ad-supported audio for media planning purposes.

PerfectLink Media announces strategic alliance with Hispanic Group

PerfectLink Media announced a strategic partnership with Hispanic Group, a minority-owned advertising agency based in Miami, FL, with offices in Mexico and Peru. This collaboration aims to enhance PerfectLink Media's capabilities in connecting with the U.S. Hispanic and Latin American markets through culturally attuned and innovative advertising solutions.

From Surveys to Predictions: How Predictive Market Research is Shifting the Industry

For decades, the foundation of market research rested on one powerful tool: the survey. It was the standard way to understand consumers, what they like, want, and feel. Researchers spent years mastering the art of crafting questions, selecting the right sample, and interpreting the answers. And for a long time, that worked well.

Why C-Suite Execs Should Listen to Their Creatives on Generative AI

Around the world, talented creatives are considering, evaluating, and using generative AI (gen AI) for media content creation tasks, such as pre-visualization, virtual production, visual effects, and synthetic voice and music production. However, there is often a disconnect between executives and creatives regarding the adoption of gen AI tools.

Nearly Half of Consumers Expect to Buy More American Goods Amid Economic Uncertainty

A Gartner Consumer Community survey of 212 US consumers, conducted in March 2025, found that 42% consumers agreed that they have decided to wait to make a major purchase, up from 2024 when only 28% consumers were reconsidering such expenditures (see Figure 1). By the third quarter of 2025, Gartner predicts 60% of consumers will have elected to delay a major purchase. And by the end of the year, Gartner predicts 60% of consumers will buy on secondhand and peer-to-peer marketplaces.

2025 CMO Spend Survey Reveals Marketing Budgets Have Flatlined at 7.7% of Overall Company Revenue

CMOs report that their marketing budgets for 2025 remain flat at 7.7% of overall company revenue, according to a survey by Gartner, Inc. This is consistent with last year when marketing budgets represented 7.7% of overall company revenue

Marketers Need a Fresh Playbook for New Media Models

The media landscape is undergoing a seismic shift. Traditional media pillars are crumbling, giving way to a dynamic new ecosystem populated by influencers, creators, and niche players. Once-straightforward paths to consumers have splintered into a complex web of platforms, personalities, and algorithms.

The Digital Economy Surges to $4.9 Trillion, Supporting 28.4 Million Jobs Nationwide [REPORT}

The  Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB), the digital media and marketing trade association, released the fifth edition of its long-running economic research series, Measuring the Digital Economy: Advertising, Content, Commerce, and Innovation, led by John Deighton, Harold M. Brierley Professor of Business Administration Emeritus, Harvard Business School.

Population Growth Reported Across Cities and Towns in All U.S. Regions

Cities of all sizes grew on average from 2023 to 2024 with Southern and Western cities experiencing accelerated growth. Topping the list of fastest-growing cities was Princeton, Texas with a remarkable 30.6% growth rate, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s Vintage 2024 estimates released today. New York City, Houston and Los Angeles saw the greatest numeric gains during this time and some cities in the Northeast and Midwest marked their first population increase in recent years.

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