Looking over traffic logs, here are some of the most-visited blog posts of 2014:
- Wikipedia and the Internet language chasm
- The top 25 global websites from the 2014 Web Globalization Report Card
- The worst global websites of the 2014 Web Globalization Report Card
- Gmail to be first major platform to support non-Latin email addresses
- Google Translate turns 80, as in languages
And here are some still-popular blog posts from previous years:
- How many languages should your website support?
- The next Internet revolution will not be in English
- Transcreation is here to stay
- English-only multinationals are a bad idea
- How to localize date formats using Globalize.js
- Looking for a translation icon Hint: It’s a globe icon
Happy 2015!
John is co-founder of Byte Level Research and author of Think Outside the Country as well as 19 editions of The Web Globalization Report Card.
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