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Nueva Network and Zeno Media Teams for Digital Platform


Nueva Network and Zeno Media
Nueva Network and Zeno Media

Spanish-language media company Nueva Network inks a partnership with Zeno Media to unveil the new digital platform, Nueva Plus. Since its inception in March, 2021, Nueva Network has delivered Spanish-language media content, reaching Latinos across the U.S. through radio networks and social media. The launch of Nueva Plus represents a strategic expansion into a digital footprint that offers streaming, podcasting and programmatic media.

Nueva Network CEO Jose Villafane commented, "The Nueva Plus platform marks a significant milestone in our journey to connect with Latinos in the U.S. We have established ourselves as a trailblazing media company with premium content, and through our partnership with Zeno Media and our network of radio affiliates, we are well-positioned to thrive in the digital landscape. Zeno Media's expertise and premium audio assets perfectly complement our offerings, enabling us to reach over 50 million Latinos across the U.S. on a monthly basis."

Zeno Media CEO Morris Berger added, "Zeno Media has always prided itself on connecting diaspora communities to the content they love. Now, we get to connect to Nueva Network and make our publishers' and users' experiences even more rewarding. We believe that with Jose and the Nueva team, this is the perfect time to make it a reality. It is an honor to continue our focus on multicultural values."

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