CA Goes Global With SDL
Localization services and software firm SDL announced an expanded contract with Computer Associates. SDL has been on a roll in 2004. Trados and Lionbridge should be concerned.
Localization services and software firm SDL announced an expanded contract with Computer Associates. SDL has been on a roll in 2004. Trados and Lionbridge should be concerned.
If you haven’t seen it yet, Corante’s new Outsourcing blog is worth a read. It features a solid group of expert contributors.
A great article about the growth of blogging in China. Chinese also happens to be the fastest-growing language on the Internet.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that Nike has unleashed a poster campaign in Singapore that creates a graffiti-like appearance in bus shelters. According to the article, the “page-size posters featuring …
For Microsoft’s video game Halo 2 to become a global success story, the game needed to be localized for the world. Easier said that done. JBL Localization issued a press …
According to this article, Quebec Premier Jean Charest has hinted that he might crack down on the spread of English in the workplace. Apparently French is losing its grip. albeit …
How’s this for a localized promotion? I just received a Thanksgiving email from my friends at Air New Zealand: I’m touched, really. More important, I’m reminded of the importance of …
Just when I thought I’d seen every type of search engine, along comes Babelplex. Babelplex takes a search string, translates it into another language and searches on both languages at …
Would you believe that the Tom Hanks’ film The Terminal turned a profit? I wouldn’t have believed it, not until I read this Wall Street Journal article (paid subscription required). …
I am from St. Louis, where a tiny little brewery known as Anheuser-Busch (AB) is headquartered. Needless to say, I’ve followed the growth of the company for years now and …
China, as this Wall Street Journal article notes, is no longer a place companies go just to make things. Thanks to its booming economy, China is now a place to …
According to News.com, Apple is launching iTunes for Japan in March 2005. As I reported a few weeks agoiTunes is already localized for 12 European markets. Japan, however, will not …