Internet use grows in Latin America
More affordable computers and an expanding broadband network are two of the factors helping to push Internet use in Latin America, according to a survey conducted by Pyramid Research for Google.
The Miami Herald reports that the recent expansion of Internet users in Latin America has been dramatic.
In 2007, for example, Colombia added 5.4 million Internet users, or about 12% of its population of 45 million -- an 80% increase in the number of Colombia's Internet users that year.
Brazil added 7.4 million Internet users in 2007 (17% growth), Mexico more than 2.2 million (an 11% increase) and Venezuela 1.58 million (38% growth).
Read the full report through the link above.
-- Deborah Bonello in Mexico City
This article is huge for the Latino Community, this will be the future as they find ways to connect with the world & find information. I myself will start to connect with people and help them achieve their dreams by using the Internet. So much growth and potential with each individual is amazing, great article I say.
Posted by: Manny Castillo | April 10, 2011 at 09:16 PM