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How the Hispanic and Non-Hispanic Markets have changed over the past 5 years. Being green, online banking, socializing online, dining out, women and cell phones, women and trying to eat healthier, computers at home, cell phones, ATM cards, age and average household income of gamers and teens online. Charts. Experian Consumer Research. 05/26/08.

Hispanic 2.0. Engaging Today's Latino Consumers. Association of Hispanic Advertising Agencies Ahaa. 03/03/08

As Nation Reaches 300 Million, Hispanics Biggest Component in Growth. Hispanic Business. 10/17/06

Selig Center: Hispanics Will Top Minorities In Buying Power By 2007. Selig Center for Economic Growth. The University of Georgia. 10/06

A Statistical Portrait of Hispanics at Mid-Decade. Pew Hispanic Center. 9/06

US Hispanic Use of Telecommunication Services 2006 - 2011. One out of every three dollars spent on telecommunications services in 2009 will come from US ethic communities...

The Hispanic Consumer's Shopping List. 2006. Kylie Hall & Chris Hammer. ACNielsen. PDF

Hispanic Magazine Readers. Defining the Role of Magazines in the Hispanic Marketplace, Synovate. 9/06. Presentation

Going North. Mexican Immigrants in Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee. Selig Center for Economic Growth. The University of Georgia

A policy review paper assessing the Nielsen and Rincon Study on Latino Television viewing.
Prepared by the Latino Rivera Policy Institute. 2004

Trends and Impact of Broadband in the Latino Community. Authors: Elsa E. Macias, PhD., and Einat Temkin, M.A. October 2005 >

The New Latino Urban Format. An Analysis of the Numbers Driving This Hot Radio Format. Arbitron

Latino Viewing Choices: Bilingual Television Viewers and the Language Choices They Make. Louis DeSipio. The Tomas Rivera Policy Institute. 5/03

A Statistical Portrait of Hispanics at Mid-Decade. Pew Hispanic Center

Rise, Peak and Decline: Trends in U.S. Immigration 1992–2004 by Jeffrey S. Passel and Roberto Suro. Pew Hispanic Center