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Research: Facebook continues leading in LatAm – LinkedIn grows: comScore

The Social Networking Market in Latin America has been experiencing a phenomenal growth, reaching a total of 85,934 minutes per users per month on such sites. Of this result, Brazil reachs the top  position as the Latin American country with the highest number of minutes spent on social networks (49,682 minutes and 55,240 page views).

Research: LatAm, the region with highest engagement on social networks : 8, 67 hours per month

n the last year, there have been significant developments in the digital landscape and Social Network audiences. Both mobility and connectivity have shown greater growth, especially in Latin America, where internet users spend at least 8, 67 hours per month, according to a research carried out by comScore Inc., making it the region with greatest engagement in social networks. Below, some highlights from the report:

Analysis: Argentina’s “Media Law” and how it will affect Grupo Clarin

Last week, the Argentina Supreme Court ruled in favor of the constitutionality of the Audiovisual Communication Services Law (LSCA) 26522/09, known as the “Media Law”. The new law that regulates the country’s broadcasting services was passed four years ago. Since then, Grupo Clarin has been challenging the law’s constitutionality in the courts, claiming it suppresses freedom of the press and affects the group’s economic sustainability.

Alejandro Campos Carlés – StartMeApp: “Latin America gets residual panregional advertising from mobile global campaigns. That is beginning to change”

Portada interviewed Alejandro Campos Carlés, Co-Director and Founder of StartMeApp, an independent mobile advertising network with offices in Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Mexico, USA, England, and Singapore. “It’s not just about media buying, clicks or impressions, but about transformation: transforming impressions/clicks into the response that advertisers are seeking from the audience,” says the company founder.