Hispanics constitute the largest minority in the United States, have growing purchasing power and are able to determine elections but they continue to be invisible on the Sunday news talk shows, according to a report by the National Hispanic Foundation for the Arts, as reported by The Latin America Herald Tribune.

The Art of Politics Impact Project repor suggests that the English-language media have not kept up with the country's demographic changes.

There are 50.5 million Hispanics in the United States, or a little over 16 percent of the country's population, but their absence is particularly...

The release of the 2010 Census has re-ignited the debate about which language is best for reaching US Hispanics. With US born Hispanics now outnumbering foreign-born Hispanics, the voices of proponents of using English are growing louder. Vann’s advice is to figure out the language preference of your target audience and use that language, be it English or Spanish.

When it comes to the Hispanic online market, most studies indicate that half of the 31 million Hispanics online prefer English while the other half prefers Spanish or are bilingual. Using common sense and some quantitative data from comScore, Vann came up with

Recent research findings from The Maximo Report, a new study co-sponsored by Tr3s, and conducted by Motivo Insights and the New Generation Latino Consortium (NGLC) uncovers insights into the growing young, bicultural Latino.

The report looks at New Generation Latinos (NGLs): 14-34 year old Latinos, both U.S. and foreign-borns that have lived in the U.S. for 15 years or more. 

The report reveals nearly 50 percent of NGLs seek more bilingual/bicultural programming and over 30 percent look for ‘mainstream’ English-only content. NGLs hunger for more...

The U.S. Census Bureau says the Hispanic population now tops 50 million. With the growth of this demographic comes the growth of Spanish-language media. Networks like Univision and Telemundo are seeing much higher ratings than some listeners may expect.

A story aired on NPR, indicates that while traditional American newspapers are struggling, Spanish-language media is experiencing growth in circulation and competition.

The scope and influence of Hispanics are at issue during this week's 29^th annual convention by the

BabyCenter has released the results of a study about Latina moms. The Hispanic Moms Acculturation study offers insights into the influence of acculturation on moms' behaviors and preferences related to shopping, mealtime, media consumption, and more.

With one in four babies born in this country being Hispanic, and Hispanics representing 55 percent of the population growth in the United States, this study sheds new light on the behaviors of Latina moms as they go through the acculturation process and integrate elements of American culture with those of their own heritage.

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