Brazil in Context by Ciro Dias Reis, ICCO Summit 2013

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The 2013 ICCO Summit presentation by Ciro Dias Reis, owner of Imagem Corporativa (Brazil). A brief overview of Brazilian media and PR. Delivered on 11th October 2013 during "Independent BRIC Leaders" panel moderated by Lord Chadlington

The country

• 200 million people
• 7th economy

• 4th in foreign investments

The media

• 727 daily newspapers
• 5.913 magazines

• 2.400 radio stations
• 320 TV stations

Internet and social media

• 102,3 million internet users
• 36% in social media

• Top 3 for Google, Facebook, Twitter

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