A view from below

The world as we see it from down here in Brazil – by Marcos Besse

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Archive for the ‘Brazil’ Category

Today’s Hellenism

Published on 1st September, 2011 by Marcos Besse

Posted in Brazil, Communication, Politics, Public Relations, market |

Tags: Empire, language, PR, school

The social media in the Brazilian elections

Published on 21st October, 2010 by Marcos Besse

Posted in Brazil, Digital, Politics |

Tags: Brazil, Dilma, internet, Politics, Serra, social network, Twitter

America for Americans

Published on 12th September, 2010 by Marcos Besse

Posted in Brazil, Politics, market |

Tags: Brazil, Burger King, edge, fast-food, market

The slumdog in Aristotle

Published on 9th March, 2009 by Marcos Besse

Posted in Brazil, Uncategorized |

Tags: Brazil, poverty, Slumdog millionaire

About the author

Marcos Besse – Account Manager at Hill and Knowlton Brazil received his first computer at the age five and has not turned it off since. He has been on the Internet from the dial up connection days to the present. Marcos Besse has a degree in Journalism with post-graduation in Economics. His work focuses on emerging markets. He is also a photographer in his spare time and had a book launched in 2005.
About the blog

This blog aims to bring the opinion and the view of the world from the angle of a person who lives in Brazil and has traveled around the world with a backpack. In outline, the texts will discourse about Economy, Politics, and social medias.

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