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Photos From Last Year's Hispanic Radio Conference
Click the arrow above for video highlights from day two of the Hispanic Radio Conference.
Click the arrow above for video highlights from the Medallas de Cortez awards presentation.
Click the arrow above for video highlights from Geraldo Rivera's Monday keynote address at the Hispanic Radio Conference.
Click the arrow above for video highlights from day one of Radio Ink's Hispanic Radio Conference.
Join Us in Los Angeles This May! The 3nd annual RADIO INK MAGAZINE
Hispanic Radio Conference
and Medallas de Cortez Hispanic Radio Awards
held in Los Angeles at the historic Millennium Biltmore hotel.
 The Radio Ink Hispanic Radio Conference is designed to address the needs of the Hispanic radio industry worldwide and those exploring the Hispanic radio segment, which is the fastest-growing segment in the radio industry. The conference will offer actionable items that radio station management, programmers, and radio advertisers can put to use immediately, including information on trends and opportunities in the Hispanic radio marketplace. This conference includes the Medallas de Cortez Hispanic Radio Awards. If you own or run a Hispanic radio station or you're considering learning more about running one, this conference is an excellent place for fresh ideas and new insights.
Sample Sessions
Selling Hispanic Radio In a Recession
Historic Roundtable: Group Heads Reunite to Build Hispanic Radio
New Media and the Future of Hispanic Radio
How to Get Agencies to Create a Hispanic Initiative
Developing More Revenue Thru Better Sales People
Inside the Minds of Top Hispanic Programmers
More
To Hold Your Seat, Register Now
RHOADS VIDEO:
Radio Ink Publisher Eric Rhoads talks about the value of attending the
Hispanic Radio Conference.
To hear what the Hispanic Radio Conference is all about, and why you need to be there, click on "Click to Play," above.
Radio Ink Hispanic Radio Awards:
2009 Medallas de Cortez Nominations Coming Soon! 
The Medallas de Cortez are named in honor of Raoul Cortez, who in 1946 founded KCOR/San Antonio, the United States' first Spanish-language radio station.
For information about involvement in the 2009 conference agenda, please contact:
Deborah Parenti, Radio Ink Hispanic Radio Conference Manager, (Deborah@radioink.com). For GROUP DISCOUNTS for three or more people from one radio market, please phone . |
