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FEBRUARY 17, 2005

New 'Dora' Plug: Mi Casa Es Su Casa

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Advertisers targeting the burgeoning Hispanic market are making themselves at home in La Casa de Dora.

Nickelodeon's "Dora the Explorer," a cartoon series starring a bilingual, 7-year-old adventurer, has become one of the most sought-after properties for promotional sponsorships. Now, companies looking to attract Hispanic parents of preschoolers are sponsoring a national mall tour of a more than 1,000-square-foot modular house designed to look like Dora's cartoon home. The tour begins tomorrow in Denver and will travel to 10 U.S. shopping malls in heavily Hispanic cities through May.

The interactive ...