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Topic: Telemundo

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Telemundo's World Cup Draws Record Spanish-Language Audiences

  • With the World Cup back on North American soil, Telemundo's Spanish-language broadcasts are pulling numbers the network itself did not see coming — roughly double the audience of four years ago, and a record for Spanish-language soccer in the United States.
  • For Los Angeles, the country's largest Latino media market, the surge lands close to home.

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