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Texas: Acculturated Hispanics, Mexicans or Texicans?

Texans are in a constant state of flux. They have also profited from a strong economy. Texas has been one of the few bright spots in a generally weak U.S. economy. A recent report of the Milken Institute reflects the dominance of Texas cities.

Research: LatAm Internet Users Grow 16% in 2011

During its “Digital Future – Latin America 2012” webinar (Thursday, March 22), ComScore presented digital growth figures for Latin America for the December 2010 to December 2011 period. Portada covered the event and brings you the most relevant and possibly trendsetting information for this year.

Research: P&G Shifts Ad Budgets to Magazines

Procter & Gamble seems to be moving incremental advertising dollars into magazines. P&G is still the nation’s biggest advertiser, but it’s dialing back those marketing dollars (see box below) and shifting some of its focus from television to magazines, Dan Monk, a reporter from the Business Courier in Cincinnati, where P&G’s headquarters are, reports.

Research: Brazil: The 2011 Advertising Market, in Numbers

According to a recent study by Proyecto Inter-Meios (coordinated by Grupo Meio & Mensagem and PriceWaterhouseCoopers), total turnover for Brazilian media during 2011 was $22.482 billion, of which media billings from ad space sales accounted for $16.385 billion.

Research: Upscale Hispanic Consumers…and influencing Eating Habits

Two new research studies have been recently published. One higlights an often neglected aspect of the Hispanic consumer; many Hispanics, more than 8 million, are higher income consumers living in the U.S. The other study shows how Hispanic eating habits are influencing eating habits of the overall U.S. population.