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Consumers Report complace al publico hispano con su edicion anual de autos en espanol. 
offer Consumer Reports annual auto edition the most popular issue of the journal for the first time in English, as a new way to reach the Hispanic community. Called Annual Auto Issue, 2011, the number contains information about the Best Cars 2011: Top Picks better choices, ratings of auto manufacturers, the best values \u200b\u200bon new cars, the reliability of used cars, and other advice and unbiased and objective information when shopping. Edition Car Annual 2011, will be offered as a digital publication and may be purchased at Zinio.com for use in PC and Mac, or iPads, and through Barnes & Noble NOOK Nook Newsstand for use in Color. Digital publishing offers instant access to the journal and will give consumers the ability to highlight, mark and save articles and pages of interest. The 2010 Census counted 50.5 million Hispanics in the United States, representing 16.3% of the total population. The nation's Latino population, which was 35.3 million in 2000, increased 43% over the last decade. The Hispanic population also accounted for most growth of the country: 56% between 2000 and 2010. "There are more Hispanics who use the Internet grows and as the digital platform, we believe that this is another way to put Consumer Reports' information in the hands of a growing audience," said John Sateja, senior vice president of Consumers Union, the publisher of Consumer Reports. Annual Auto Issue 2011 is the latest effort by Consumer Reports to expand its reach in the U.S. English-speaking market Almost three years ago, Consumer Reports released its own site in English, www.ConsumerReportsEnEspanol.org. And last year, Consumer Reports released the first edition ever published in English, its successful annual shopping guide entitled Purchasing Guide 2010, Consumer Reports, with a foreword by Julie Stav, author of bestsellers and host of "Your Money with Julie Stav." This was the first time the true scores and reliability data from Consumer Reports were published in a language other than English. About Consumers Union Consumers Union (CU), publisher of Consumer Reports, is an expert, independent nonprofit organization whose mission is to work for a fair, equitable and safe for all consumers and to empower them . To achieve this mission, CU performs tests, publishes reports and protects consumers. To maintain its independence and impartiality, CU accepts no outside advertising, no free test samples, and has no agenda other than the interests of consumers. Consumers Union supports itself through the sale of information products and services, individual contributions and a few noncommercial grants. CU's flagship publication is the magazine Consumer Reports, which has a circulation of 4 million, while the magazine's Web site, ConsumerReports.org, has about 3.2 million paying subscribers and is the largest website based on subscriptions industry. In addition, CU has successfully launched and expanded its reports Consumer Reports on Health (Health), Consumer Reports Money Advisor (financial advice) and, more recently, ShopSmart magazine.
offer Consumer Reports annual auto edition the most popular issue of the journal for the first time in English, as a new way to reach the Hispanic community. Called Annual Auto Issue, 2011, the number contains information about the Best Cars 2011: Top Picks better choices, ratings of auto manufacturers, the best values \u200b\u200bon new cars, the reliability of used cars, and other advice and unbiased and objective information when shopping. Edition Car Annual 2011, will be offered as a digital publication and may be purchased at Zinio.com for use in PC and Mac, or iPads, and through Barnes & Noble NOOK Nook Newsstand for use in Color. Digital publishing offers instant access to the journal and will give consumers the ability to highlight, mark and save articles and pages of interest. The 2010 Census counted 50.5 million Hispanics in the United States, representing 16.3% of the total population. The nation's Latino population, which was 35.3 million in 2000, increased 43% over the last decade. The Hispanic population also accounted for most growth of the country: 56% between 2000 and 2010. "There are more Hispanics who use the Internet grows and as the digital platform, we believe that this is another way to put Consumer Reports' information in the hands of a growing audience," said John Sateja, senior vice president of Consumers Union, the publisher of Consumer Reports. Annual Auto Issue 2011 is the latest effort by Consumer Reports to expand its reach in the U.S. English-speaking market Almost three years ago, Consumer Reports released its own site in English, www.ConsumerReportsEnEspanol.org. And last year, Consumer Reports released the first edition ever published in English, its successful annual shopping guide entitled Purchasing Guide 2010, Consumer Reports, with a foreword by Julie Stav, author of bestsellers and host of "Your Money with Julie Stav." This was the first time the true scores and reliability data from Consumer Reports were published in a language other than English. About Consumers Union Consumers Union (CU), publisher of Consumer Reports, is an expert, independent nonprofit organization whose mission is to work for a fair, equitable and safe for all consumers and to empower them . To achieve this mission, CU performs tests, publishes reports and protects consumers. To maintain its independence and impartiality, CU accepts no outside advertising, no free test samples, and has no agenda other than the interests of consumers. Consumers Union supports itself through the sale of information products and services, individual contributions and a few noncommercial grants. CU's flagship publication is the magazine Consumer Reports, which has a circulation of 4 million, while the magazine's Web site, ConsumerReports.org, has about 3.2 million paying subscribers and is the largest website based on subscriptions industry. In addition, CU has successfully launched and expanded its reports Consumer Reports on Health (Health), Consumer Reports Money Advisor (financial advice) and, more recently, ShopSmart magazine. 
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