Los Angeles, CA –February 15, 2006– El Clasificado, the nation’s largest free weekly classified Spanish-language publication, hosted its first, one-of-a-kind educational networking event, Su Socio de Negocios on February…
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Los Angeles, CA -November 16th, 2005– The Association of Free Community Papers (AFCP) awarded Martha de la Torre with the AFCP’s first Entrepreneur Award. De la Torre is the founder…
More than 600 People Join the Festivities in East Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA – November 8th, 2005 – Al Borde, the award winning bi-weekly Latin Alternative publication, celebrated…
El Clasificado Bucks Circulation Trend in Hispanic Print Media and Increases Circulation by Over 23%
LOS ANGELES, CA- June 9, 2005– Amidst declines in circulation by major Spanish and English language dailies across the country, El Clasificado, the nation’s largest Spanish-language weekly with verified…
Los Angeles, CA – March 22, 2005 – Al Borde, the only Latin Alternative Entertainment Newspaper in L.A., wins the highest award, “Outstanding Publication” in its class, among publications published…
LOS ANGELES, CA- March 21, 2005 – El Clasificado, the nation’s largest free weekly classified Spanish-language publication, has been honored with a first place award for its “Outstanding Classified Section”…
LOS ANGELES, CA- November 4, 2004 –El Clasificado now reaches over 850,000 readers with its 200,000 V.A.C. audited weekly circulation. El Clasificado is a free Spanish-language weekly publication that blends…
LOS ANGELES, CA- September 21, 2004 –El Clasificado announced today its expansion to the growing Latino counties of Riverside and San Bernardino. With the opening of this new zone, the…
LOS ANGELES, CA- April 20, 2004 –El Clasificado, the Largest Spanish Weekly publication in the Western United States, was honored as one of the fastest growing inner-city businesses in the…
LOS ANGELES, CA- April 8, 2004 – El Clasificado reaches 160,000 weekly verified circulation by expanding for the third time in a year. The latest expansion is in the growing…
