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In Brazil, for example, there is a bill currently under discussion in Congress that seeks to establish the Brazilian Digital Markets Act. In Japan, meanwhile, legislation is due to Parliament early this year that would allow the Fair Trade Commission in the country to impose fines on digital companies that are keeping users locked in to their digital ecosystems.

New York Times article where Mike Isaac pointing out Nissan, some people call it Nissan for some reason, building chat bots on WhatsApp that can help the automaker talk with its customers in Brazil and route them to local car dealerships.

As BBC Science notes, this method still used today is wildly inaccurate and makes Alaska appear as large as Brazil, even though it's one-fifth the size, and it makes Greenland appear 14, one four, times larger than it actually is. Which way is even up anymore? Paul Verna (02:19):. I think Mercator did it on purpose because he really wanted to give those places an opportunity to shine.

Global usage habits are changing for internet, mobile, and tablet users. To reach consumers, marketers need to capitalize on regional patterns.

Nearly 50% of social network users in Thailand will be TikTok users, giving the country the highest TikTok penetration in the world, according to our forecast. The US will rank second, with 45.3% of its social users on TikTok. We expect penetration in the US will be as high as 49.1% by the end of 2026.

So these types of chilies actually originated in Brazil. So before Christopher Columbus pillaged the new world, we associate it with Southeast Asian cuisine, chili peppers. But that region didn't actually have them until substantially later. So after the late 1400s. Lastly, and you guys can chime in here, there was a Tums... Of course they did.

The top five countries by forest area: Russia, Brazil, Canada, America, and China account for over half of the world's forests, but just one-third of the world's total land mass. And then finally a showstopper because of better technology and satellite imagery, it's given us more accurate estimates on the global tree population.

And if you can't picture where the equator runs, which I couldn't until I looked it up, it runs through the very top of South America, right through the top of Brazil and then across through the middle of Africa pretty much. And then through Indonesia. And you've got Australia obviously below it. But what I also found fascinating is that India, which obviously is in Southeast Asia, is in the top half.

Then China, little old Sweden, Brazil and much smaller Norway have about 20,000 each. Jasmine Enberg:. Hmm. Marcus Johnson:. Finland has one lake for every 24 people. So if you're in a-. Jasmine Enberg:. Oh, wow. Marcus Johnson:. If you're near a lake in Finland and there are 25 folks around, you could say, "Hey, get the hell out of here. There are enough people here already. Find another.".

The Amazon runs from the bottom of Peru to the top and then heads east to the top of Brazil. Anyway, thanks for getting those right, gents. I need you here with me. You would've stayed regardless. Today's real topic, how much search ground will Google lose. In today's episode, first in the lead we'll cover the search market.

By November, they had over 13 million Android users in Brazil who had downloaded the app according to analytics company Bytes. That's about a third of Brazil's Twitter users. So not just US competition, but competition in other countries as well. Finally, Jasmine, yeah, it's still bad for all things advertising in terms of Twitter.