Broadcasting & Cable - September 7, 2003

Fox's reality blockbusters Joe Millionaire and American Idol are just as popular in Hispanic communities as they are with the overall TV audience, according to Nielsen Media Research. Still, most of Latinos' TV-watching time is spent on Spanish-language TV networks, with Univision firmly in the lead.

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