Mexico may be lagging behind the U.S. in in some areas. However, there is at least one group of people that are set to propel the benefits of the World Wide Web forward as a standard part of Mexican business. David McInnis and I had the opportunity to visit with members of AMIPCI which stands for the Asociación Mexican de Internet. While the membership is not focused specifically on RSS they are interested all things Internet to include RSS and Podcasting.
What that says is there is an opportunity for huge growth in Mexico. One could argue that any growth would be huge as Internet and Internet technologies are not as common in Mexico as in the United States. Of course we have barely scratched the surface in our own country.
If you want to work with a lot of early adopters take a look at what is happening in Mexico. You will certainly see an opportunity to participate in things that we already take for granted here. PRWeb showed it was an early adopter of this concept when it formed AmbosMedios to offer it's free press release and news distribution services. While the initial economic benefits may not be seen there is the opportunity to be a part of something great in terms of Internet history.
Anyway that you cut we need other countries to develop their Internet technologies if we want the World Wide Web to truly be the World Wide Web.
