Abstract
This study focuses on four leading newspapers— el Nuevo Herald (Miami), La Opinión (Los Angeles), El Diario (New York), and El Tiempo Latino (Washington, D.C.)—in order to learn about the editorial and business formulas that work in today’s media market. In addition to helping sustain, spread, and enrich the Spanish language, Hispanic journalism also lends cohesion to large communities in the United States. It is a public service that requires stable journalistic enterprises.
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