It’s raining in São Paulo and the city sweepers are cleaning up after four million people hit the streets for the annual gay pride party yesterday.
We had expected last week to be fairly quiet, because of the holiday, but Lulzsec came along and changed all that. The British government was also in town signing deals of science and technology cooperation and we published a detailed report on the state of the insurance sector in Brazil.
As usual, more CIO interviews are coming up this week and we will be analyzing the break up of the Lulzsec hacking group. What does it mean for Brazil? Enjoy the audio.
Photo by Tzu van Kwalino licensed under Creative Commons
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Start the Week #17: Lulzsec strikes again
It’s raining in São Paulo and the city sweepers are cleaning up after four million people hit the streets for the annual gay pride party yesterday.
We had expected last week to be fairly quiet, because of the holiday, but Lulzsec came along and changed all that. The British government was also in town signing deals of science and technology cooperation and we published a detailed report on the state of the insurance sector in Brazil.
As usual, more CIO interviews are coming up this week and we will be analyzing the break up of the Lulzsec hacking group. What does it mean for Brazil? Enjoy the audio.
Photo by Tzu van Kwalino licensed under Creative Commons
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