New
Publication: "The U.S. Hispanic Media Market"
Introduction
In sharp contrast
with recent declines in the overall U.S. media market, the Hispanic media market
has been soaring. Growth of the
Hispanic market has attracted the attention of mainstream media companies.
NBC paid $3 billion to acquire Telemundo; TeleFutura, a new Hispanic
network, was launched with great fanfare; Latin music has become a mainstay of
the recorded music industry; Urban Latino,
a new weekly magazine show, was picked up by KABC-TV, the ABC O&O in Los
Angeles, and the CBS duopoly in Miami; Hispanic stars such Jennifer Lopez and
Daisy Fuentes are readily “crossing over” and the Hispanic audience has
become an important target for advertisers.
Yet there are
growing pains. The Latin music
market is struggling to retain its younger buyers; the mainstream media are
attracting Hispanic stars, putting pressure on Spanish-language media to retain
its audience; and growing bilingualism are leading to a migration of Hispanics
to English-language media.
What is the
potential for Spanish-language media in the United States?
How long can Hispanic media outpace the overall media market?
How has 9/11 and the economic slowdown affected the Hispanic media
market? Will Spanish-language media
maintain their identity? Will
Spanish- and English-language media converge?
The
U.S. Hispanic Media Market will
provide insights and actionable information into these and other strategic
issues. Using our longstanding and successful proprietary simulation
techniques, we analyze the competitive environment facing Spanish-language media
and the factors underlying the demand for each of the services offered.
Taking these factors into account we provide a detailed landscape of the
Hispanic media market annually over the next five years.
Here are some of the topics and issues included in our profile.
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Hispanic TV
households
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Hispanic TV
household penetration
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Hispanic
multichannel households
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Hispanic
multichannel household penetration
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Spanish broadcast
networks
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Spanish cable
networks
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Hispanic broadcast
network reach
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Hispanic cable
network reach
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Spanish-language
stations
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Hispanic television
viewing
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Hispanic television
advertising
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Hispanic cable
television subscription spending
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The outlook for
national Hispanic television advertising
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The outlook for
local Hispanic television advertising
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Hispanic
advertising shares
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Competition from
English-language television
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Hispanic daily
newspaper circulation
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Hispanic weekly
newspaper circulation
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Hispanic newspaper
readership
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Hispanic newspaper
advertising
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The outlook for
Hispanic newspapers
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The outlook for
unit circulation per issue
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The outlook for
readership per issue
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The outlook for
newspaper advertising
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The outlook for
newspaper advertising shares
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Competition from
English-language newspapers
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Hispanic magazine
unit circulation per issue
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Hispanic magazine
readership per issue
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Hispanic magazine
advertising
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The outlook for
Hispanic magazines
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The outlook for
unit circulation per issue
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The outlook for
readership per issue
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The outlook for
magazine advertising
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The outlook for
magazine advertising shares
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Competition from
English-language magazines
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Latin music CD unit
sales
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Latin music
cassette unit sales
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Latin music video
unit sales
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Latin music CD
dollar sales
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Latin music
cassette dollar sales
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Latin music video
dollar sales
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Latin music shares
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The outlook for
Latin music
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The outlook for
unit sales
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The outlook for
dollar sales
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The outlook for
Latin music shares
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Competition from
English-language music
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The impact of file
sharing and CD burning
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Conclusion
The
U.S. Hispanic Media Market will
provide answers to the strategic issues facing the Hispanic media in today’s
challenging environment. The report
will address the underlying Hispanic market drivers and major Spanish-language
media, including television, radio, newspapers, magazines, recorded music, the
Internet, and books in the post 9/11 economic and media environment.
The report contains a host of forecasts, extensive historical
information, and analytic insights on the issues affecting the Hispanic
marketplace. The U.S. Hispanic Media Market will help industry players and
analysts navigate the increasingly complex competitive environment and will
serve as an ongoing reference work for strategic planning and decision-making.
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