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The 2014 version of the World Cup competition in Brazil is in full swing as most teams prepare for their second-round matches and fans prep for the always exciting knockout games.
Fans have many options about how to watch the games, but if the soccer fan in your family is under age or wants to avoid the sports bars around town then the Amazon FireTV provides quite a complete viewing experience.
The 2014 World Cup is in full swing and the hopes and dreams of many nations lay in the results in Brazil. There is a lot more at play in this year’s event, though, as the biggest sporting event in the world is officially hosted in the “social age”. It is no coincidence that many predict this World Cup will be the most social sporting event ever. And while it is great to talk smack with your friends about who will or won’t win the matches, it is also a bit of a curse and a time consuming one at that. With so many social media outlets, a serious fan can be overwhelmed trying to keep up with the conversation amongst...
