Hispanic Thought Leaders 2016 Report Released
Final edits are presently being made for the 2016 Hispanic CMO Hispanic Thought Leaders white paper, set for distribution October 10 exclusively from HispanicAd.com.
Final edits are presently being made for the 2016 Hispanic CMO Hispanic Thought Leaders white paper, set for distribution October 10 exclusively from HispanicAd.com.
Chris Carrillo, a veteran of SBS’s Los Angeles operations, has been named VP/GM for the Spanish-language duo. He officially replaces Marko Radlovic, who exited in July.
Hispanic Media Sales, Inc., publishers of HispanicAd.com, will publish the third edition of the highly successful and sought after Hispanic CMO. We will be adding more “Thought Leadership” once again to this year’s edition.
Azteca América is mourning the loss of veteran TV executive Roel Medina, who died unexpectedly at his home July 30 in Katy, Texas at the age of 55. Medina had served as GM of Azteca’s KYAZ-51 in Houston since 2012.
As reported July 22 by Al Peterson’s NTS MediaOnline Today, KKSF-AM 910 in San Francisco has dropped its Talk lineup in favor of the syndicated ESPN Deportes Radio Spanish-language Sports network.
Fantástico, which rolled out in June by multicultural marketing and promotions firm Schramm Marketing Group, will be rolling out an extensive out-of-home and experiential marketing campaign in parts of New York City next week.
The L.A. Rams, who are returning to Los Angeles with the 2016-17 season after moving to St. Louis after the 1994-95 season, this afternoon announced that it has reached an exclusive rights agreement with Lotus Broadcasting’s KWKW-AM 1330 — the ESPN Deportes Radio affiliate serving Southern California.
In a nod to its first creative effort, the Proctor & Gamble Co. brand is bringing back its original Mr. Clean jingle in both Spanish and English. However, the Spanish spot is a translation courtesy of Leo Burnett Canada.
Some 72% of lower-acculturated Hispanics are tablet owners who use the device to go online and access apps, making them more likely than acculturated Hispanics to use this type of device to access the internet.
The June 29 launch of P&G brand Old Spice’s latest campaign — Smell ‘Em Who’s Boss — is simply insulting to multicultural advertising and marketing professionals. The spots are stupid, and show no insight into why Latino millennials would respond and purchase the product.
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