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]]>“McClatchy is very pleased to be involved in this innovative network. Our Spanish-language products bring great audience reach to the equation, and we look forward to offering our advertisers a national buy,” said Frank Whittaker, McClatchy Vice President of Operations.
McClatchy’s participating Spanish-language publications include El Nuevo Herald in South Florida, La Estrella in Fort Worth/Dallas, Texas, and Vida en el Valle, which serves the California communities of Fresno, Merced, Modesto, Sacramento and Stockton.
ImpreMedia’s newspaper network currently reaches seven of the top 10 Hispanic markets: El Diario La Prensa and Hoy Nueva York in New York, El Mensajero in the San Francisco Bay Area, La Opinión in Los Angeles, La Raza in Chicago, Rumbo in Houston, San Antonio and the Rio Grande Valley. ImpreMedia’s nationally distributed, general interest magazine, Vista, extends its reach to a total 17 markets representing 66% of the U.S. Hispanic population.
“Advertisers now have a new opportunity to communicate with the Hispanic audience and build customized advertising solutions by employing the unique portfolio of media assets of this network,” said Erich Linker, Senior Vice President of Sales for ImpreMedia. “At the same time, advertisers can reach close to 20% of all Hispanic adults with one buy, optimize their national media and marketing efforts in addition to building local market presence.”
“This announcement is a wonderful development for ImpreMedia and McClatchy’s Spanish-language newspapers. Our two great organizations are combining strengths to better serve our customers,” said John Paton, Chairman and CEO of ImpreMedia. “We look forward to working with the McClatchy publications.”
About ImpreMedia:
ImpreMedia is the No. 1 Hispanic news and information company in the United States in online and print. ImpreMedia is also the nation’s largest Hispanic newspaper publisher with publications reaching 17 markets representing 66% of the U.S. Hispanic population. For more information, visit our website at: www.impremedia.com.
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]]>The teleseminar, which will take place from 3p.m. to 4pm EDT, will be anchored by a stellar group of the country’s leading multicultural public relations firms and corporate marketers as they discuss in-depth what works and what doesn’t when planning and executing multi-ethnic outreach programs targeting the Hispanic, African-American and Asian communities in the U.S.
-- Key facts and figures about the U.S. Hispanic, African-American and Asian markets
-- Top trends in multicultural public relations
-- The kinds of research that should be conducted before executing a multi-ethnic campaign
Moderated by Jim Estrada, chairman and CEO, Estrada Communications Group, the teleseminar panel will feature the insights of Leslie Yngojo-Bowes, president and founder, U.S. Asian Wire; Bernadette A. Morris, president/CEO, Sonshine Communications; Audrey Ponzio, vice president, Edelman Multicultural; Silvia Alvarez, director of multicultural and charitable communications, Major League Baseball; and Edna Ruano, public relations specialist, Southwest Airlines.
Access rates per teleconference call-in site are:
-- $150 for PRSA and HPRA members
-- $185 for non-PRSA members
-- $85 for PRSA Multicultural Communications Section members
-- $25 for PRSSA students
To register for the teleseminar, click here: https://www.prsa.org/PDseminars/DisplayEvent.cfm?semID=175
Advertising spending for the full year 2006 rose 4.6% over the same period last year due to gains across major media, according to preliminary figures released today by Nielsen Monitor-Plus, the advertising intelligence service of The Nielsen Company.
Advertising spending increased in most reported media, led by Internet (35%), the top 100 Spot TV markets (9.1%), Spanish-Language TV (8.1%) and Outdoor (8.1%). Growth in a number of media remained flat or slightly down over last including B2B magazines, Coupons, smaller Spot TV markets, Network Radio, and Local Newspaper.
“Total U.S. ad spending continues to grow, with the Internet, Spanish-Language and Outdoor leading the way,” said Brian Lane, Senior Vice President of Client Strategy & Product Development Management for Nielsen Monitor-Plus. “Outdoor advertising, considered a traditional media is showing renewed strength due in part to advances in digital technology, such as digital billboards.”
]]>The Latino/a Knowledge Community of NASPA (Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education) selected Rivera as its Outstanding Senior Student Affairs Officer for 2007.
According to Jason Casares, chair of the NASPA Latino/a Knowledge Community, Rivera was a natural choice for this year's honors.
"In addition to being dedicated to student development and learning, Eric is committed to empowering and developing Latino/a Student Affairs' professionals who are under-represented in positions of leadership in higher education," Casares said. "I congratulate him – he is very deserving of this award."
Rivera will be honored at the ACPA/NASPA national joint meeting in Orlando in April. More than 11,000 people are scheduled to attend this year’s conference, including Al Gore, the former Vice President and Oscar winner, who will give the keynote address.
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