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The Global Carrier Perspective: Telefonica and MTS on Balancing Developed and Developing Markets (Video)
Telefonica and MTS talk about what comes after dumb pipes.Voices
Two Views From Samsung About its “Octa” Chip
At the Consumer Electronics Show in January, Samsung described an unusual eight-brained processor as a major step above competing chips. Now that U.S. buyers will be late to get it, the company is playing down the differences.A Look at Mobile Markets in Russia and Latin America
Mixing developed and developing markets.Movile’s Bloisi Says Wi-Fi and Cheaper Prices Are Key for Smartphone Penetration in Latin America
The founder and CEO of Brazil’s largest mobile services company thinks the next four years will see a boom in the important region.Voices
Spotify Plans Asian, Latin American Launches
Spotify AB, the streaming music provider, is preparing to launch in several Asian and Latin American markets to expand beyond the predominantly Western economies it currently operates in, said a person familiar with the plan.Voices
The Next Emerging Tech Powerhouse: Latin America
Hackathons and pitch contests indistinguishable from those in Silicon Valley, but in Spanish.Netflix Heads to Scandinavia
Here’s the “attractive European market” Reed Hastings was talking about last month.Voices
Egypt 2.0: The Revolution Continues
The momentum of entrepreneurship in Egypt, if anything, has increased amid the ups and downs of the macro economy and political uncertainty.News Byte
Miramax Signs On for Netflix U.K. Launch
Miramax will distribute its movies, like “Good Will Hunting” and “Pulp Fiction,” in the U.K. via Netflix when the streaming service opens up there next year. Netflix has also recently announced U.K. content deals with Lionsgate Entertainment and MGM. Miramax, which spun out from Disney a year ago, has signed Netflix distribution pacts for the U.S. and Latin America, as well.News Byte




