AdWeek:
NEW YORK The U.S. Hispanic Internet population is young, vibrant and growing -- in numbers, broadband connections and time spent online.
In 2009, there are nearly 23 million Hispanics online, about 51 percent of the U.S. Hispanic population, according to eMarketer estimates. Hispanics make up about 12.3 percent of the U.S. Internet population in 2009, and will increase to 13.9 percent in 2013.
Want to reply to a comment? Hint: Click "Reply" at the bottom of the comment; after being approved your comment will appear directly underneath the comment you replied to
Gasp!! Hispanics do things white people do?!! You mean they actually utilize modern day technology? Wow I thought they were all primitive peasants. (sarcasm)
I dont mean this in a bad way, but having worked in a sales position where many callers spoke Spanish, and the entire sales force spoke English, I can understand why they would want to use the internet. They can just google or bable fish translate it into a more easily understood language. Since the majority of Americans speak English, and many of the newer immigrants speak Spanish, its easier to click on "translate" than it is to try to learn the language spoken. I can understand completely why its happening for all kinds of immigrants from no English speaking countries. I do the same when I travel to non-English speaking counties. It sure beats trying to have dialog when you cant speak the language of the country.
What? As a group? All at once? As a "flock"? Every last one of them? And the semi-Hispanics as well?
Do tell.
God how I hate these kinds of "demographic" studies!
"God how I hate these kinds of "demographic" studies!"
Would it be safe to infer that you part of the dominant group in society - white people?
How dare an entity try and underscore the needs, wants, interests, or culture, that isn't Anglo-Saxon!!
You are totally off the wall! and completely missed my point.
Buh bye.
We can walk and chew gum as well. Non Story...next!
Loading comments…
Posted: 07- 2-09 10:03 AM