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Month: March 2005

Serendipitous Web Globalization

March 31, 2005 by John Yunker

Here’s an interesting article in Wired about Web globalization (and not just because I was quoted in it)…. It’s about companies that discover that their Web sites are successful in …

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Categories Web Globalization

The Chinese Cars Are Coming! The Chinese Cars Are Coming

March 31, 2005 by John Yunker

According to the Journal it looks like Europe will be seeing Chinese auto imports by the end of this year… While Chinese cars generally aren’t available for sale in large …

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Categories Business globalization, Web Globalization

Welcome to Gaeltacht

March 30, 2005 by John Yunker

What is it about the resurgence in “minority” languages around the world? Probably the inevitable backlash against the spread of globalization in general and English in particular. Now it is …

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Categories Culture, Web Globalization

CNET Continues China Expansion

March 29, 2005 by John Yunker

According to Pacific Epoch, CNET is about to acquire yet another Chinese Internet property. This one is PChome.net; the article says that CNET is paying $10 million for a 51% …

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Categories Business globalization, Web Globalization

Austrailian iTunes a Month Away

March 29, 2005 by John Yunker

It looks like the much-awaited Australian site will be live by the end of April. And unlike the UK, this time Apple owns the Australian domain name: itunes.com.au. I even …

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Categories Apple, Web Globalization

Hawaiian Language Hip Again

March 28, 2005 by John Yunker

Here’s an interesting article about the resurgence of the Hawaiian language. I’ve seeing similar instances of this phenomenon in other parts of the world. It seems that just when a …

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Categories Culture, Web Globalization

iTunes.co.uk: The Saga Continues

March 28, 2005 by John Yunker

As predicted, the person who lost control over his itunes.co.uk domain to the folks at Apple, is appealing the decision. This is where itunes.co.uk takes you now… According to this …

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Categories Apple, Web Globalization

Sandra Bullock: Web Globalization Expert

March 28, 2005 by John Yunker

From a CNN interview: AP: Do you enjoy working as a producer, as you did on this film? Bullock: The nice thing about it is I have complete say in …

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Categories Web Globalization

SDL Asks Companies to “Switch”

March 24, 2005 by John Yunker

In a page borrowed from Apple’s playbook, globalization services/software vendor SDL is asking prospects to switch over to SDLX. What is SDLX? It’s a computer-aided translation (CAT) software tool used …

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Categories Translation, Vendors, Web Globalization

The MLB Uses Geolocation

March 24, 2005 by John Yunker

Major League Baseball is enjoying a nice $150-million business in streaming live baseball video feeds to fans around the world (I’m thinking about getting a feed to track Red Sox …

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Categories Web Globalization

.eu: Coming to a Web Site Near You

March 23, 2005 by John Yunker

According to this article ICANN (The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) just gave the European Union the green light for using the .eu domain name. I first wrote …

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Categories Domain names, Web Globalization

Starbucks in Oz

March 23, 2005 by John Yunker

My correspondent in Australia took some pictures that illustrate the ways that Starbucks has localized itself for the market. It’s Our Shout! Translation: “It’s On Us” A Local Drink Concoction …

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Categories Business globalization, Web Globalization

When Colors Clash

March 20, 2005 by John Yunker

An interesting article in the Times (now locked down, I’m afraid) on the role that color is playing in social and political revolutions around the globe. The Ukraine revolution became …

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Categories Culture, Web Globalization

Hey Bud, Let’s Party!

March 20, 2005 by John Yunker

According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch (my old hometown paper), Anheuser-Busch (A-B) has reason to celebrate — it just won a small victory against that tiny little Czech brewery that …

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Categories Business globalization, Web Globalization

Maturing Internet Markets Warrant Increased Web Globalization, Says Nielsen//NetRatings

March 19, 2005 by John Yunker

That’s what Tekrati has to say about Nielsen//Netratings’ latest global Web usage report. Their research shows that people in the US (and a few other markets) are spending the same …

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Categories Business globalization, Web Globalization
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