Drama in Miami: Univisión to produce telenovelas at new studioSource: MiamiHerald.com
After years of importing heaving bosoms and quivering pecs from Latin America, Spanish-language television giant Univision has found another source: Miami. The company is opening a studio in Miami to start producing its own telenovelas.
YouTube + Univision = TuTubeSource: The New York Times
YouTube said Monday that it reached an agreement with Univision, the most-watched Spanish language television network in the United States, to make a wide range of its programs available on the video sharing site.
Actor facing more child porn chargesSource: hosted.ap.org
A Spanish-language comedian and frequent guest on a popular Univision variety show has been charged with 30 counts of distributing child and computer pornography.
Premio Lo Nuestro 2009Source: The-Backroom
The Premio lo Nuestro awards honor the best in Latin Music. Since 1989, fans have honored their favorites, including Gloria Estefan, Shakira, and Celia Cruz. Broadcast throughout the Americas, the 21st Annual Premio lo Nuestro Awards show airs on March 26, 2009.

Mexico City, January 6th, 2009. A federal civil trial expected to begin shortly in a Los Angeles courtroom will confront the two Spanish-language TV giants against each other on their programming agreement.
Voluntary deportations proposedSource: The San Antonio Express-News
Rather than risk getting caught, turn yourselves in.
That's the latest strategy in the government's ongoing effort to dramatically reduce the nation's ballooning population of unauthorized immigrants.
The Price of Free AirwavesSource: The New York Times
Using the public airwaves is a privilege — a lucrative one — not a right, and I fear the F.C.C. has not done enough to stand up for the public interest.
MLS unveils 2007 season scheduleSource: MLSnet.com
Major League Soccer unveiled its regular season schedule for the 2007 season Tuesday, including the broadcasting schedule for each of the league's national television partners.
Univision is starting to feel the pressureSource: bizofshowbiz.com
You would think that being the No. 1 Spanish-language network in America, and the fifth-largest broadcaster, would push Univision to market itself strongly and continue to offer unique, innovative programming. This fall though, they have almost done nothing to offer anything new.