AOL Latin America sees progress in Brazil AOL Latin America is finally seeing some momentum in its bid to become the dominant ISP in the region. With computers becoming more accessible and telephone lines more affordable, there is a tremendous potential for AOL to expand exponentially in the region, even outmaneuvering free ISPs who have already dropped out of the market space. Customer service has been a major coup for AOL, as many Latin American ISP customers complain about poor quality customer service. Many US Internet-focused companies begin to launch globally in Europe, and then Asia, but there is a huge market with their neighbors to the South. With a large Spanish-speaking population in the United States, it seems logical that expanding into Latin American markets will be perhaps simpler than trying to conquer other global markets.
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