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Tag Archives: illegal
Free Brazil IT – let it compete with the world
In the northern hemisphere, the media calls this time of year the silly season. Vacations are taken, governments take a rest from governing, and not much news is generated.
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Could Netflix help end piracy in Brazil?
US-based movie rental giant Netflix has arrived in Brazil this week. It’s great news for movie lovers, but as we have outlined in IT Decisions before, the situation in Brazil and Latin America is more complex than the US due to … Continue reading →