This year may be remembered as the one when Latin America finally showed up on the radar – not only in geopolitics, but also in tech. This was certainly true...

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Did you know that the GDP of the State of São Paulo is bigger than Argentina's, Chile's, Uruguay's, Bolivia's and Paraguay's combined? Yes, Brazil is a giant compared to its...

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Netflix users in Latin America and Canada will now be able to stream the platform's content on Android smartphones and tablets, the company announced today as it introduced the new...

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photo by: Dan HellerPeople are spending a lot more time online in Latin America, and a report shows that 90 percent of that is Facebook.

Read More: Latin America’s Social Networking Market Sees 88 Percent Gain in Engagement

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The international market for streaming online video is a hot commodity. Last week I reported YouTube was heading north to Canada with its streaming film rentals. Plus, Hulu branched out its service into Japan. And now Netflix is firmly opened for business in Mexico, Latin America and the Caribbean.


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As the competitive gaming market heats up, King.com and Yahoo! have struck a multi-national agreement to bring social tournament games to the Latin American market. More after the jump.

Read More: King.com and Yahoo! Take Social Tournament Games To Latin America