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2025 Web Globalization Report Card is underway

January 13, 2025 by John Yunker

For those of you wondering (and thanks to those who’ve already reached out) the next Report Card is in production.

If your company is already included (or you want it to be) and you have globalization updates to share, please contact me over the next two weeks.

Thanks!

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