Media in Latin America continues to change as new formats attract users of all ages. The GMI report takes a deep dive into the shifting regional habits related to time spent with media, media adoption, and device ownership.

Fiserv ’s adjusted revenues grew 1% to $14.9 billion, per its Q3 earnings release. Fiserv took a massive hit from the Argentinian economic crisis. However, its investments in other avenues have yet to come to fruition. The payments giant has slowly collected the pieces to successfully issue tokens on the behalf of major retailers, which could become a stable pillar of its business and decrease Fiserv’s reliance on certain markets for growth.

Heading into peak season, D2C ecommerce professionals are as concerned about technology limitations as they are about tariffs (37%), according to a July survey from Passport and Drive Research.

Spanish-language media company TelevisaUnivision reported a rocky Q3, with notable downturns in net income, ad revenues, and overall revenues. TelevisaUnivsion and ViX still offer a compelling value proposition for brands seeking smaller, but influential Spanish-language audiences.

Latin America’s retail ecommerce market is set to surge 12.2% in 2025 to $191.25 billion, outpacing global growth and making it the fastest-growing region worldwide. Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico will drive 84.5% of total sales, with Argentina rebounding strongly, Brazil expanding through fierce platform competition, and Mexico surpassing the US in ecommerce penetration next year. Despite tariff threats and softening consumer sentiment, steady inflation and wage gains sustain momentum. EMARKETER analysts note that future success will depend on retailers’ agility amid shifting political and economic conditions across key Latin American markets.

On today’s podcast episode, we discuss how much TV streaming is really going on around the world, in which countries radio is holding its own, and short-form video’s place in the social media world. Join Senior Director of Podcasts and host, Marcus Johnson, Principal Analyst, Paul Briggs, Vice President of Research, Jennifer Pearson, and Chief Insight Officer at GWI, Jason Mander. Listen everywhere and watch on YouTube and Spotify.