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Supposedly, he a a research staff of 50 (yea, right) and that is
usually one of the first to get canned.

Yep. 50 people in 4 offices in 4 states.

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Supposedly, he a a research staff of 50 (yea, right) and that is
usually one of the first to get canned.

Yep. 50 people in 4 offices in 4 states.


By going private, Univision, as with the rest of radio, is in a
retreat strategy - most have lost 90% in stock value,

We are reporting double digit growth, as can be seen from the financials for
last year.

Last week, our Premios Lo Nuestro in 18-34 beat Idol. There is enormous
growth in our sector.

David Eduardo wrote:

"IBOCcrock" wrote in message
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On Feb 26, 3:32?pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
wrote in message

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Supposedly, he a a research staff of 50 (yea, right) and that is
usually one of the first to get canned.

Yep. 50 people in 4 offices in 4 states.

By going private, Univision, as with the rest of radio, is in a
retreat strategy - most have lost 90% in stock value,

We are reporting double digit growth, as can be seen from the financials for
last year.

Last week, our Premios Lo Nuestro in 18-34 beat Idol. There is enormous
growth in our sector.

Is that due to the increase in the number of illegals?

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

"IBOCcrock" wrote in message
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On Feb 26, 3:32?pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
wrote in message

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Supposedly, he a a research staff of 50 (yea, right) and that is
usually one of the first to get canned.

Yep. 50 people in 4 offices in 4 states.

By going private, Univision, as with the rest of radio, is in a
retreat strategy - most have lost 90% in stock value,

We are reporting double digit growth, as can be seen from the financials
for
last year.

Last week, our Premios Lo Nuestro in 18-34 beat Idol. There is enormous
growth in our sector.

Is that due to the increase in the number of illegals?

llegals don't participate in ratings as a rule.

"dave" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:
"IBOCcrock" wrote in message
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On Feb 26, 3:32?pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
wrote in message

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Supposedly, he a a research staff of 50 (yea, right) and that is
usually one of the first to get canned.

Yep. 50 people in 4 offices in 4 states.


By going private, Univision, as with the rest of radio, is in a
retreat strategy - most have lost 90% in stock value,

We are reporting double digit growth, as can be seen from the financials
for last year.

Last week, our Premios Lo Nuestro in 18-34 beat Idol. There is enormous
growth in our sector.



Now you're a TV guy, too?

Our company is radio, TV, music and internet.

On Feb 27, 10:18*am, "David Eduardo" wrote:
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David Eduardo wrote:

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On Feb 26, 3:32?pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
wrote in message

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Supposedly, he a a research staff of 50 (yea, right) and that is
usually one of the first to get canned.

Yep. 50 people in 4 offices in 4 states.

By going private, Univision, as with the rest of radio, is in a
retreat strategy - most have lost 90% in stock value,

We are reporting double digit growth, as can be seen from the financials
for
last year.

Last week, our Premios Lo Nuestro in 18-34 beat Idol. There is enormous
growth in our sector.

- - Is that due to the increase in the number of illegals?

- (i)llegals don't participate in ratings as a rule.

d'Eduardo,

Illegals by-definition are Rule Breakers.

How would you know -if- you do not ask for any
Legal Documents and Proof of Status during
the Sampling process ?

Are you saying that with some Metros having
Spanish Speaking Population that is -50% Legal
and +50% Illegal : So you do not have a Sample
that Uniformly represents that Population Accurately.

~ RHF

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David Eduardo wrote:

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On Feb 27, 10:18 am, "David Eduardo" wrote:

Illegals by-definition are Rule Breakers.

How would you know -if- you do not ask for any
Legal Documents and Proof of Status during
the Sampling process ?

Participation in Arbitron ratings requires giving out an address, a name,
family size, and a number of qualitative answers like income, home
ownership, etc. Do you really think an illegal will reveal that?

Are you saying that with some Metros having
Spanish Speaking Population that is -50% Legal
and +50% Illegal : So you do not have a Sample
that Uniformly represents that Population Accurately.

We have, and Arbitron has, Claritas data. Its very, very accurate. And no
metro has 50% illegal population: there are 45 million Hispanics in the
US
and around 7 to 8 million are illegal. That is less than 20%.

Only 7 to 8? Even one (1) is to many of course, but that figure seems a
bit low.


Of about 12 million illegals, 7 to 8 million are Hispanic. The rest are from
Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Brazil, Haiti, etc. Oh, and Canada, for sure.

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

"RHF" wrote in message
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On Feb 27, 10:18 am, "David Eduardo" wrote:

Illegals by-definition are Rule Breakers.

How would you know -if- you do not ask for any
Legal Documents and Proof of Status during
the Sampling process ?

Participation in Arbitron ratings requires giving out an address, a name,
family size, and a number of qualitative answers like income, home
ownership, etc. Do you really think an illegal will reveal that?

Are you saying that with some Metros having
Spanish Speaking Population that is -50% Legal
and +50% Illegal : So you do not have a Sample
that Uniformly represents that Population Accurately.

We have, and Arbitron has, Claritas data. Its very, very accurate. And no
metro has 50% illegal population: there are 45 million Hispanics in the
US
and around 7 to 8 million are illegal. That is less than 20%.

Only 7 to 8? Even one (1) is to many of course, but that figure seems a
bit low.


Of about 12 million illegals, 7 to 8 million are Hispanic. The rest are from
Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Brazil, Haiti, etc. Oh, and Canada, for sure.

Toss 'em all, especially the Canucks!

David Eduardo wrote:
"dave" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:
"IBOCcrock" wrote in message
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On Feb 26, 3:32?pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
wrote in message

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Supposedly, he a a research staff of 50 (yea, right) and that is
usually one of the first to get canned.

Yep. 50 people in 4 offices in 4 states.

By going private, Univision, as with the rest of radio, is in a
retreat strategy - most have lost 90% in stock value,

We are reporting double digit growth, as can be seen from the financials
for last year.

Last week, our Premios Lo Nuestro in 18-34 beat Idol. There is enormous
growth in our sector.


Now you're a TV guy, too?

Our company is radio, TV, music and internet.



The subject is radio, not TV. Hows the radio doing? How's Walter doing?

"dave" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:
"dave" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:
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On Feb 26, 3:32?pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
wrote in message

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Supposedly, he a a research staff of 50 (yea, right) and that is
usually one of the first to get canned.

Yep. 50 people in 4 offices in 4 states.

By going private, Univision, as with the rest of radio, is in a
retreat strategy - most have lost 90% in stock value,

We are reporting double digit growth, as can be seen from the
financials for last year.

Last week, our Premios Lo Nuestro in 18-34 beat Idol. There is enormous
growth in our sector.


Now you're a TV guy, too?

Our company is radio, TV, music and internet.

The subject is radio, not TV. Hows the radio doing? How's Walter doing?

Walter who?

Radio is up hugely, double digits in sales last year, as are the other media
divisions.