Annotations for Sounds: Background--other Media--commercial
Latino USA Episode 14
Sounds
Background--other Media--commercial
06:33
Called "La Tierra de los Mediocampistas," the Land of the Center Fielders, the ad for Nike featured images of Dominican kids playing baseball in makeshift diamonds in the Dominican Republic.
Sounds
Background--other Media--commercial
06:45
More than 70 Big League shortstops, including Tony Fernández and Manny Lee, have come from the Dominican Republic.
Latino USA Episode 25
Sounds
Background--other Media--commercial
10:10
In one exhibit booth, you could call anywhere in the world from a giant telephone for free. At another a mega television screen blared out soft drink commercials.
Latino USA Episode 26
Sounds
Background--other Media--commercial
18:55
For years, the entertainment industry serving the Latino market was based either in Latin America or in Los Angeles, where non-Latinos controlled much of the business. But now the bulk of the Latino entertainment industry, like the new MTV Latino network, is based in Miami where Latinos are establishing their own turf. Melissa Mancini reports.
Latino USA 14
00:00 / 00:00
06:33 - 06:45
Called "La Tierra de los Mediocampistas," the Land of the Center Fielders, the ad for Nike featured images of Dominican kids playing baseball in makeshift diamonds in the Dominican Republic.
Hinojosa-Maria 1961-
United States--California
United States--Texas
United States--New York
Dominican Republic
United States--Washington--Seattle
United States--Oregon--Portland
Lee-Manuel Lora--Manny Lee
Fernandez Castro-Octavio Antonio--Tony Fernandez
Griffey-Ken-Jr
Vizquel-Omar
Martinez-Edgar 1963-
Piniella-Lou 1943-
CBS Inc
Seattle Mariners--Baseball team
Nike--Firm
Portland Trail Blazers--Basketball team
Seattle Seahawks--Football team
Sports
Spanish language
Television broadcasting
Multiculturalism
Dominicans
Interviews--Community members
Background--Other Media--Commercial
06:45 - 06:52
More than 70 Big League shortstops, including Tony Fernández and Manny Lee, have come from the Dominican Republic.
Hinojosa-Maria 1961-
United States--California
United States--Texas
United States--New York
Dominican Republic
United States--Washington--Seattle
United States--Oregon--Portland
Lee-Manuel Lora--Manny Lee
Fernandez Castro-Octavio Antonio--Tony Fernandez
Griffey-Ken-Jr
Vizquel-Omar
Martinez-Edgar 1963-
Piniella-Lou 1943-
CBS Inc
Seattle Mariners--Baseball team
Nike--Firm
Portland Trail Blazers--Basketball team
Seattle Seahawks--Football team
Sports
Spanish language
Television broadcasting
Multiculturalism
Dominicans
Interviews--Community members
Background--Other Media--Commercial
Latino USA 25
00:00 / 00:00
10:10 - 10:23
In one exhibit booth, you could call anywhere in the world from a giant telephone for free. At another a mega television screen blared out soft drink commercials.
Martin-Maria E--Maria Emilia 1951-2023
United States--New York--New York City
United States--New Jersey--East Hanover Township
United States--New Jersey
United States
de la Mata-Luis
Lopez-Evangelina
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
PepsiCo-Inc
Coca-Cola Company
Sprint Corp
ATT
Nabisco Brands-Inc
United States Postal Service
Goya Foods Inc
JC Penney
Corporations
Commercial treaties
Transnationalism
Trade shows
Background--Other Media--Commercial
Highlight--Other Media--Dial Sound
Latino USA 26
00:00 / 00:00
18:55 - 19:18
For years, the entertainment industry serving the Latino market was based either in Latin America or in Los Angeles, where non-Latinos controlled much of the business. But now the bulk of the Latino entertainment industry, like the new MTV Latino network, is based in Miami where Latinos are establishing their own turf. Melissa Mancini reports.