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Daily Archives: March 11, 2011
Media piracy in emerging economies
The Social Science Research Council (SSRC) released a new report today focused on media piracy in emerging economies including Brazil.
Trade tariffs threaten Brazil tech innovation
Foreign policy think-tank Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) has issued a new study analyzing the predicted consumption rates of the US, China, India, and Brazil for the next two decades as well as efforts for increased management of climate change through … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, News
Tagged brasil, brazil, cfr, china, cleantech, council on foreign relations, electricity, energy, energy production, green, hydro, india, innovation, ken montgomery, obama, power, tariff, techamerica, wto
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HfS: Brazil must stop taxing exports
As part of IT Decisions‘ series of comments around president Obama’s visit to Brazil, we contacted chief operating officer of Horses for Sources (HfS) research, Esteban Herrera to discuss opportunities and issues faced by those trying to do business in technology between Brazil and … Continue reading →