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- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon abstract "The Brazilian Internet phenomenon is the massive adoption by Brazilians of an Internet service, exceeding the number of other nationalities using the service. A possible reason for this is shown on a recently an IBOPE/NetRatings study that revealed that they overtook the U.S. in terms of time surfing on the internet and, as of 2004, were the people who spent the most time on the internet.This phenomenon was clearly observed in 2003 on Fotolog.net (now Fotolog.com), when the number of Brazilians exceeded the number of users of all the other countries combined. The potential of the market of digital cameras was noticed as a result of this Fotolog.net mania. Recently, such phenomenon happened with extreme rapidity in Google's social networking site Orkut. However, since it is common to find a person with multiple social network profiles, blogs and flogs or even fake registrations in these, statistics about which country has the most users may not always be reliable. On the other hand, a rumor (denied by Google) spread in Brazil claimed that Orkut users declaring themselves as being from this country could receive inferior services, leading many to register themselves as inhabitants of other countries. Thus, the percentage of Brazilians on these websites might be even higher.Brazil is also home to the highest number of MSN Messenger users, an instant messaging program that is very popular among teenagers. They have always adopted in great numbers such services as ICQ, IRC (BRASnet being one of the biggest IRC networks in the world), Gmail, Skype, Blogspot (recently Blogger released a service located in Brazil), and some defunct services like The Palace, Gooey and PowWow (chat program).This probably explains why MSN Brasil and Yahoo! Brasil are relatively unpopular, and may have contributed to AOL's failure in the Brazilian market, while UOL ranks highly in Alexa (traffic rankings website).".
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- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink AOL.
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink Adolescence.
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink BRASnet.
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink Blogger_(service).
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- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink Category:Internet_culture.
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- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink Digital_camera.
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink Fotolog.
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink Gmail.
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink Gooey.
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink Google.
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink ICQ.
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink Instant_messaging.
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink Internet.
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink Internet_Relay_Chat.
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink MSN.
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink Market_(economics).
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink Orkut.
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink PowWow_(chat_program).
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink Skype.
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink The_New_York_Times.
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink The_Palace_(computer_program).
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink Windows_Live_Messenger.
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLink Yahoo!.
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon wikiPageWikiLinkText "Brazilian Internet phenomenon".
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- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon subject Category:Internet_culture.
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- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon hypernym Adoption.
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon type Communication.
- Brazilian_Internet_phenomenon comment "The Brazilian Internet phenomenon is the massive adoption by Brazilians of an Internet service, exceeding the number of other nationalities using the service. A possible reason for this is shown on a recently an IBOPE/NetRatings study that revealed that they overtook the U.S.".
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