As World Cup 2014 rapidly approaches, its host Brazil benefits from one of the strongest telecom landscapes in Latin America, which should help both consumers and businesses enjoy the spectacle. Rapid rollout of wireless Internet has ensured the country is a regional leader in mobile broadband penetration, while fixed lines continue to grow on the back of demand for home broadband connectivity. The footballing event is likely to be the most digitally connected in the country’s history.
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