Horowitz Research published findings from its State of Media, Entertainment, and Tech: State of Subscriptions FOCUS Latinx 2026 study revealing that 34% of U.S. Latinx consumers already bundle digital services.
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As digital subscriptions continue to multiply, U.S. Latinx consumers are looking for a simpler way to manage them. New findings from Horowitz Research's State of Media,…
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Horowitz Research, the multicultural insights division of M/A/R/C Research, is a full-service consumer insights agency with a mission for delivering insights that inspire change. With more consumer touch points than ever before, brands today depend on understanding how the confluence of technology, diversity, and media impacts their consumers at every point in the consumer journey. We work with you to deliver the grounded research you need to build brands that shine, products that delight, content that resonates, and messaging that engages.
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