SAO PAULO (AP) — The lower house of Brazil’s Congress has approved legislation meant to ensure the privacy of Internet users and to guarantee what is called “Internet neutrality,” that all content be treated equally by carriers. But it dropped a demand that all data on Brazilians be saved within the country
By Esteban Israel and Marcela Ayres SAO PAULO (Reuters) – Amazon Inc. started selling its Kindle online in Brazil on Friday, expanding from ebooks into retail for the first time in Latin Americas biggest and most challenging ecommerce market. By shipping its ereader devices across this immense country, Amazon will now get a taste of […]
As is the case every four years, FIFAs biggest football competition is about to take place. To celebrate the 2014 tournament, which will be played in Brazil, EA Sports is releasing a title to give fans a chance to virtually experience the World Cup on gaming consoles. While the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil title […]
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