WASHINGTON, D.C. — When it comes to P1 or P2 consumers, in ratings parlance, there’s likely scant overlap between the radio and cable television properties of a publicly traded company born in the Nation’s Capital and a multinational giant serving Spanish-speaking audiences through audio and video content channels.
But, with respect to multicultural might, each company believes it is a force for electorate motivation. As such, a “groundbreaking breakfast” will be held Thursday (11/2) at the elegant Willard Intercontinental Hotel to “raise awareness and empower African American and Hispanic voters” in the 2024 election cycle.
