As Televisa’s Profits Decline, Broadcaster Sells Imagina Stake
Mexican broadcaster Televisa reported a net profit of MX $563 million pesos (US$28.6 million) in the fourth quarter of 2017, down 12.5 percent from the same period a year earlier.
Mexican broadcaster Televisa reported a net profit of MX $563 million pesos (US$28.6 million) in the fourth quarter of 2017, down 12.5 percent from the same period a year earlier.
A summary of the most exciting recent news in online video in the U.S., U.S.-Hispanic and Latin American markets. If you’re trying to keep up, consider this your one-stop shop.
Yesterday’s announcement of the FCC by which the U.S. regulator allows foreign ownership of Univision to exceed the mandatory 25% is major news. As a result Televisa will increase its stake to 40%. 5 ways this may impact the largest media company targeting Hispanic audiences in the U.S and the multicultural marketing space.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has decided that it will allow foreign investors to own equity in Univision beyond the mandated 25% cap on foreign ownership in U.S. radio and television companies, Radio and Television Business Report reveals. Foreign investors will now be able to own up to 49% of Univision’s stock and voting rights.
Univision Holdings has requested the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) permission to increase from 10% to 40% Televisa’s stake in Univision. FCC reported that it will publish comments on the operation on August 8 and provide a final answer on September 7.
A summary of this week’s most exciting news in online video in the U.S. and Latin American markets. If you’re trying to stay up-to-date with these constantly-evolving markets, look no further.
From November 30 to December 27th, retailers Big Lots, who have over 1400 stores in 48 states across the U.S., will be running the CELEBRA BIG holidays campaign featuring the iconic character “El Chavo,” the animated character based on the beloved Mexican television personality created by Roberto Gómez Bolaños.
Brazilian beer brand Skol is the most valuable brand in Latin America, with 20% growth in 2015, taking its brand value to US$8.5bn. Last year’s number one Corona moves to second position with growth of 6% to US$8.5bn.
Luxury Goods and Services Marketing is going to be very well represented at our upcoming 7th Annual edition of the Portada LatAm Summit in Miami June 3 and 4. We just got the confirmation from 4 major players in the Latin American Luxury Goods and Services Sector.
Televisa’s editorial management from the Mexico-based company has taken employees , who work in local publications of that company, by surprise after announcing the closure of operations in Puerto Rico, effective December 5.
What: Magazine publisher Televisa is pulling the plug on its Puerto Rico operations as of December 5 leaving about 50 workers jobless. Why it matters: Puerto Rico
Spanish-language media company Televisa and MiTú , an Internet-media and digital platform company focused on Latino audiences, have signed a multiyear multiplatform deal, under which they will jointly develop and distribute original programming and formats and deliver more than 620 million videos per month.
#PortadaLat has now begun, with the Online Video Forum and a presentation by Portada’s publisher, Marcos Baer, on central points that will be addressed during the LatAm Summit: programmatic buying, online video, the relationship between technology and marketing, as well as content marketing, among other topics.
#PortadaLat has now begun, with the Online Video Forum and a presentation by Portada’s publisher, Marcos Baer, on central points that will be addressed during the LatAm Summit: programmatic buying, online video, the relationship between technology and marketing, as well as content marketing, among other topics.
Sony Pictures Television (SPT) and Televisa have announced that they have closed a deal to co-produce 12 series -,which involves 840 total hours of television , over the next five years for broadcast in México.
Sony Pictures Television (SPT) and Televisa have announced that they have closed a deal to co-produce 12 series -,which involves 840 total hours of television , over the next five years for broadcast in México. SPT will produce the series in México featuring some of Televisa’s actors. In addition, the series will air in the U.S. on Univision’s Spanish-language broadcast network UniMás.
Telefónica is yearning to merge with Mexican operator Iusacell to fight América Móvil Mexico’s dominance .
“Instrucciones no incluidas” (“Instructions Not Included”), generated US $10 million in ticket sales over the four-day Labor Day weekend, a record for a Spanish film in the United States.
Televisa announced a deal with UK Social Media Start-up SharetheMatch to launch football-based social network in Mexico. The deal brokered gives SharetheMatch a three-year exclusive
Televisa Publishing and Digital just announced the launch of the Texas Edition of Poder Hispanic, a a business and lifestyle publication targeted at English-speaking business-minded