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Tag Archives: music
Greater UK ‘Soft Power’ Thanks to Iron Maiden?
I was recently invited to attend a Wilton Park round-table discussion titled “Applying soft power: the Brazilian and British perspectives” in São Paulo. Wilton Park is a think tank funded by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office to explore policy issues … Continue reading
Posted in Comment, Culture, Economics
Tagged art, bbc, british, british council, diplomacy, embassy, fco, foreign office, iron maiden, muse, music, rio, Rock in Rio, São Paulo, serra negra, soft power, The Cure, wilton park
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IT’s Brazil: the old pirate
There is always a story to tell that involves technology being used in Brazilian everyday life, whether the protagonists are young or old, rich or poor. The IT’s Brazil series will bring comments, videos and photos to paint a picture … Continue reading
Posted in Comment, Culture
Tagged bittorrent, brasil, brazil, cd, chuck berry, copy, cumbica, digital inclusion, fats domino, it's brazil, larry williams, limewire, mumbai, music, pirate, São Paulo, taxi, technology
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Don Tapscott: Thoughts on Brazil
Canadian digital media guru, Don Tapscott, was visiting Brazil yesterday to give a keynote speech at the 25th birthday party of Grupo TV-1 in São Paulo. He talked exclusively to IT Decisions about Brazil, revolutions, and the future for media.
Posted in Analysis, Culture, Interviews, Social Media, Video
Tagged author, blog, blogger, blogging, book, brasil, brazil, digital, don tapscott, dvd, EBusiness, economy, expert, film, government, Growing Up Digital, grupo tv-1, grupo tv1, guru, innovation, intelligence Blueprint, it decisions, itdecs, kobayashi-hillary, Macrowikinomics, management, mark hillary, Mass Collaboration, media, meet, movie, music, Naked Corporation, Network Capital, Networked World, Paradigm Shift, park, personal data, piracy, Rise of Net Generation, Safeguarding Your Privacy, sao, São Paulo, sony, spotify, theft, Transparency, trianon parquet, tweetup, twitter, Wikinomics, writer
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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.
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Gringoes: why would you live in Brazil?
I’m a regular reader of the Gringoes.com website. It’s a magazine for foreigners living and working in Brazil and the downsides of being in Brazil are a regular theme of articles and discussion, particularly in the associated Facebook group where … Continue reading →