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Speak Hispanic? · 1Y ago

LATISM plus BlogWorld = Main-tweet-stream meets mainstream!

For all the talk about Latinos “integrating” or not into the American mainstream and our supposed “early adoption” of technology, mobile and social media, our near-absence at mainstream tech and social media remains glaringly noticeable. This is where this come as good news. This week, Latinos in So
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Speak Hispanic? · 1Y ago

BlogHerBET 2011: Business, Entrepreneurship and Technology conference

NOTE: This post was first published at the LATISM Blog, where I do most of my writing and for which I am the Editor. With the increasingly prominent role of women in the U.S. business sphere and the demonstrated growth of the Latino population, we at LATISM believe [scratch that, we KNOW] Latinas wi
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Speak Hispanic? · 1Y ago

NHLI, Latina Leadership & the Power of Social Media

It was John F. Kennedy who once said “Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other”.  It was those words that came to mind for me as I joined hundreds of Latinas from around the United States at the National Hispana Leadership Institute’s Annual Executive Leadership Training Conference in
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Speak Hispanic? · 1Y ago

Latina Blogger Outreach: Webinar on PR Newswire

I had the pleasure of discussing LATISM’s Latina Blogger Survey at the PR Newswire’s Multicultural Division webinar: “The Spanglish of Social Media: The Importance of Relevant Communications.” (You can listen to the archived audio recording here ) In the linked post at the LATISM blog, I outlined so
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Speak Hispanic? · 1Y ago

Post on Marketing Prof’s Daily Fix: Latina Blogger Explosion

      I’ve been an avid fan of the Marketing Profs site for a while: its daily newsletter and insightful articles are usually my mental breakfast as I head out on my commute every morning. And so it was a great honor for me to accept their invitation to write a column for them [...]
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Speak Hispanic? · 2Y ago

March for Immigration Reform – March 21, 2010 – slideshow

They came, they saw, but… did they conquer? My take on the March for Immigration Reform coming up in the next post… Filed under: Extra!, Hispanics, Immigration Reform, Latinos
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Speak Hispanic? · 2Y ago

Join us tonight for our #latismtoydrive Fundraising Twitter party!

Thanks to our generous sponsors, Ingenio Bilingual Toys & Games, Discovery Toys and Time to Play, Latinos in Social Media (LATISM) and Being Latino were able to donate hundreds of toys to the Children’s Aid Society. Our next goal is to raise $1,000 to help Latin American children though UNICEF. 53 m
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Speak Hispanic? · 2Y ago

LATISM 3 Kings Day Toy Drive and Fundraiser

In these tough economic times, it’s more important than ever to make sure that disadvantaged children in the US and Latin America enjoy the holidays and have access to basic necessities. LATISM is proud and excited to partner with the Being Latino network to help world-renowned organizations such as
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Speak Hispanic? · 2Y ago

Social Media and Latinos: A Match Made in Online Heaven?

The Latinos in Social Media DC Team answers our questions. There’s a conversation going on right now. It’s happening in organizations and businesses across the country, across the world, across the disciplines. There’s no escaping it. What is social media? How can my organization benefit from it? An
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Speak Hispanic? · 2Y ago

Latinos in Social Media DC conference – December 11 and 12, 2009

The Latism DC Conference, the third installment of the Latinos in Social Media Heritage Tour, took place in Washington DC on December 11 and 12, 2009. Over 100 attendees from as far as California, Colorado, Philadelphia as well as from the DC, MD and VA area, enjoyed 1-1/2 days chockful of learning,
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