How this Brazilian communications museum is preparing for a new age of connection
When it opened in 1981, it was the Telephone Museum. 26 years later it metamorphosed into the Telecommunication Museum. Now, 13 years after the Rio de Janeiro institution set the impact of mobile and telecommunications in curated stone, it’s looki
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