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Time just flies by! December is almost over and 2017 is almost here! Come on Q4… we’re almost done. Let’s get ready for the most beautiful part of the year: The Holidays!. Let the celebrations, parties and holiday travel begin! But first here a round up of what I saw happening in the Latin American/Digital sector over the last few weeks.

Hispanic Video: Google Leads Followed by Facebook, Yahoo and VEVO

Which are the preferred video platforms by Hispanic residents of the United States? What types of content do they prefer? How do they establish their consumption priorities when it comes to media? The answers to those questions and more, according to those questions and more, according to comScore’s August 2016 rankings.

Yahoo Closes Deal with Google for Search

What: Yahoo has closed a new search deal with Google after releasing its third-quarter earnings results. Why it matters: Google will provide Yahoo with search ads, algorithmic

Univision Names Google’s Mark Lopez New Digital Head

Univision Communications Inc. has appointed Mark Lopez executive vice president and general manager, Univision Digital, effective May 1. He will be based in Miami and report to Isaac Lee, president of news and digital for UCI and CEO of Fusion.

Google adds live-streaming company Twitch to its video empire

Google is about to buy game-livestreaming firm Twitch for US $1 billion. Although further terms of the deal were not disclosed, the acquisition will definitely  expand Google’s video ad inventory beyond YouTube. The deal underlines the value of live Internet streaming and the rise of competitive gaming as a spectator sport — something that attracts millions of viewers and provides millionaire opportunities for advertisers.

Google adds live-streaming company Twitch to its video empire

Google is about to buy game-livestreaming firm Twitch for US $1 billion. Although further terms of the deal were not disclosed, the acquisition will definitely  expand Google’s video ad inventory beyond YouTube. The deal underlines the value of live Internet streaming and the rise of competitive gaming as a spectator sport — something that attracts millions of viewers and provides millionaire opportunities for advertisers.