• There are more than 250 Spanish-language television stations and shows in the U.S. and Puerto Rico. (Source: Hispanic PR Wire, 2005)
  
• There are 650 Hispanic radio stations and shows in the U.S. and Puerto Rico. (Arbitron: 2003).
  
• Many of these radio and television stations are also some of the most important ones in their markets such as Univision in Los Angeles, South Florida, New York and Phoenix.
  
• As the Hispanic market continues to grown, so will Spanish-language television and radio stations
  

Hispanic television networks:

Univision

• The most-watched Spanish-language television network
• Reaches 98% of the total US Hispanic market
• Provides extensive lineup of programming
• Programming includes news, sports, children‚s programming, comedies, talk/variety shows and soap operas
  

Telemundo

• The second most important Latin network
• Subsidiary of NBC and GE
• Reaches 91% of the total US Hispanic market
• It is quickly gaining ground over Univision programming
• Competitive programming to Univision
  

TeleFutura

• Owned by Univision and launched in 2002
• 24-hour broadcast network that offers programming distinct from Univision and Telemundo
• Programming includes sports, talk/variety shows, movies and soap operas

Mun2

• Owned by Telemundo
• Bilingual and original programming and video mix shows
• Targets Latino youth with original programming
• Programming is decidedly different than any other Spanish-language network
  

Azteca America

• Making significant headway in the U.S.
• Covers 86% of the U.S. Hispanic market
• Owned by TV Azteca, the largest broadcaster in Mexico
• Programming includes news, sports, soap operas and variety shows with a Mexican flair
  

Univision Radio

• Leading Spanish-language radio station group
• Operates and/or owns 66 radio stations in top markets
• Operates and/or owns 4 radio stations in Puerto Rico