FIFA 2014 World Cup Brazil: Dating Apps Tinder, Grindr Explode in Popularity

For soccer fanatics, nothing gets them more passionate than every four years when the World Cup takes place. For 2014 World Cup fans in Brazil, apparently that passion is spreading beyond the stadiums, where location-based dating apps like Tinder and Grindr have erupted in popularity since the start of the world's biggest sporting event.

Social Media in Latin America: Argentina, Brazil, Mexico Helping Region Compete Against Asia-Pacific's Twitter User Growth

By Michael Oleaga
Social media across Latin America has been projected to reach hundreds of millions of people, and Twitter is reportedly a cause for the spike.

Social Media in Latin America: Social Network Ad Spending Nears $500 Million for 2014 as Twitter Struggles

By Michael Oleaga
Latin America's social media presence is expected to reach 227.4 million people, and advertisers are set to spend millions in the region.

Twitter in Latin America: Region's Growth to Decline as Asia-Pacific's User Share Increases Through 2018

By Michael Oleaga
Internet usage has been projected to rise in Latin America, but it might not equate to social media users in the region.

Social Media in Latin America: 40 Million Members on LinkedIn as 222 Million Overall Social Users Projected for Region

By Michael Oleaga
Social media users in Latin America are expected to grow by double-digit figures, and one social network might capitalize on the growth.
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