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Urban Media Mix: 4.6.10

Apr 6th, 2010
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Bloggers Discuss Race and the Census 
 Last week, CNN hosted an interesting, if brief, discussion of race and the census with three bloggers who deal with race in their work: Raquel Cepeda, a filmmaker and native New Yorker “by way of the Dominican Republic” who blogs at djali rancher; Baratunde Thurston, a comedian who brings “a [...]

Urban Media Mix: 7.27.09

Jul 27th, 2009
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Some Shops Have Painted Themselves Into a Hispanic-Only Corner  General-market agencies are now seeking more and more Hispanic business in order to grow their shops. The question is: As that continues to happen, will general-market shops take the Conan approach and use stereotypes to address said Spanish speakers? I hope not. (AdAge)
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Urban Media News Report: 6.29.09

Jun 29th, 2009
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How Much is Enough, and Which Michael to Highlight? By the time the weekend after Michael Jackson’s Thursday death concluded, some journalists were wondering aloud whether there had been too much coverage, while others were ramping up more.
(Richard Prince’s Journalism)
Gossip rags rush to cover celeb deaths The death of Michael Jackson Thursday has left the [...]

Urban Media News Report: 6.25.09

Jun 25th, 2009
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Hispanics Face Discrimination Even Among Their Own Rochelle Newman-Carrasco : I often receive phone calls from advertising colleagues who are looking to add Latino talent to their teams. The caller might own or work for a Hispanic market agency, or a multicultural agency or a general-market agency. He might be a headhunter hired to work [...]

Urban Media News Report: 6.20.09

Jun 20th, 2009
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President Obama: Take Time to Be a Dad Marking Father’s Day this weekend, President Obama is starring in a new public service campaign launched today by the Ad Council and the Department of Health and Human Services’ Administration for Children and Families. The campaign, created pro bono by Campbell-Ewald, Detroit, is designed to remind fathers [...]

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