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The Week in Soccer Marketing

A summary of the most exciting news in soccer marketing. If you’re trying to keep up, consider this your one-stop shop.

Univision to Launch Netflix-Inspired Hispanic Content Platform Next Month

Univision has announced a video-on-demand extension of Univision Now focused on Hispanic content. Though Univision has already collaborated with Netflix to produce content aimed at Latin Americans and U.S. Hispanics, the network has decided to expand its OTT services and cater specifically to the Hispanic niche.

Vice City Rollers Court Miami Latino Fan Base

Miami’s “Vice City Rollers” are riding a wave of popularity in the sport of roller derby with a strong Latino fan base and team makeup. The revival of roller derby over the past couple of decades has given rise to hundreds of teams and thousands of players, and is a fun way for brands to connect with this passionate fan base.

Vote Now And Choose Golazo Awards’ Finalists!

During this edition of #PortadaLat, Portada is recognizing the important role of soccer marketing in the U.S. and Latin America. In addition to an agenda focused on sports marketing, on June 7, we introduced the Golazo Award, where nine shortlisted nominees will battle it out in front of a jury. Now, it is up to you who gets on that list. Check out the nominees and vote for you favorite now!

FCC Allows Televisa to Increase Stake in Univision to 40%

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 Lays Off 250 Employees

Univision Communications will lay off at least 250 employees. The cuts are mostly related to Univision’s digital units including Fusion Media Group.The lay offs amount to almost 6% of Univision’s workforce.