Archive for October, 2009

Flock, the social web browser, today announced its partnership with Univision Interactive Media, Inc., the digital division of Univision Communications Inc.. This new, free and highly customizable version of Flock is available for download at http://flock.univision.com in either Spanish or English. The Univision.com edition will be the first offering of Flock 2.5 to be available [...]

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Hispanic ad spending is down in all media but online and out-of-home, according to Myers Publishing. The “Jack Myers Media Business Report” put Spanish-language online ad spending up 2% in 2009, while total Hispanic ad spending is forecast to drop 11.2%. A slight rebound is projected for 2010, with 2.3% growth. Network TV, which accounts [...]

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Europe now has close to 100 million Facebook users, having gained 5.92 million over the course of September to reach 98.2 million monthly actives, according to the latest Global Monitor report, based on stats from Facebook. So the continent, as a whole, has more Facebook users than the United States’ 88.3 million monthly actives. Here’s [...]

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Hispanic language advertising expenditures are forecast to decline 11.2 percent in 2009 and will rebound slightly with 2.3 percent growth in 2010 according to a new report prepared by Jack Myers Media Business Report. Network television accounts for nearly 50 percent of all Spanish language advertising and, along with online media, it has been the [...]

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Back in Januari this year, CultureLab predicted multicultural youth trends for 2009. Still some months to go but they weren’t that wrong, were they? #1 Rockstar and Skater Hip Hop will continue to gain in popularity (Lil Wayne and Kanye respectively are the icons: watch for Charles Hamilton, The Knux, 88 Keys, Black Milk, and [...]

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The French government wants to make Paris the world capital of Islamic investment as it looks for new sources of cash to battle the credit crisis. But even with the economic downturn, the campaign is raising some hackles. For more, listen to radio interview on NPR.org. Source: NPR.org

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The National Basketball Association today launches a season-long, $7 million to $10 million ad campaign aimed at the growing Hispanic market, which the league said accounts for 15% of its total U.S. fan base of 120 million fans. Read more at AdAge.com

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Muslims generally use the term “Halal” to designate food items that they are allowed to eat under the Islamic law (like fish). The opposite of “halal” is ‘haram’, another Arabic term which is used for food products that Muslims are forbidden from eating (like pork). This page describes in detail how stuff is classified as [...]

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Some interesting facts from Hispanic Institute on mobile broadband usage among Hispanics in the US. Full PDF report here. Overview As the U.S. develops a national broadband strategy, much is at stake for American consumers, our country’s economy, as well as future innovation and its many social benefits. Complex issues from infrastructure deployment to digital [...]

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An overwhelming number of respondents to a September 2009 Practical eCommerce survey indicated that online merchants should consider a potential customer’s ethnicity when developing a marketing campaign. The survey went a step further, asking merchants to give compelling reasons to market to customers by ethnic group. Those answers may prove insightful for small business owners [...]

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