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Digital Opportunity: Under- and Over-Served Languages
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by Benjamin B. Sargent, Arle Lommel, September 27, 2016,
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Some languages historically show lower use than their market heft should warrant, such as Arabic, Hebrew, and Persian. Other languages appear more frequently than their limited market size might predict, including Bulgarian, Hungarian, and Slovak. In . . .
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Piracy Rates for Localized Software
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by Arle Lommel, May 24, 2016,
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Software piracy – the illegal copying, distribution, or use of unlicensed applications – is a major global concern for IT-oriented enterprises. This brief considers the role of localization on piracy by determining per-language piracy rates . . .
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The Top 30 Online Languages
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by Benjamin B. Sargent, November 05, 2013,
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Whether your international care agency communicates with a global donor base or your manufacturing company markets its wares to consumers in faraway lands, you will need to support a widening variety of languages in just the next couple of years. This . . .
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Top-Scoring Global Websites
Ranking the World’s 100 Best Global Internet Properties
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by Benjamin B. Sargent, Nataly Kelly, March 30, 2011,
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How many languages does it take to stay competitive online? A minimum of 16, if you want to be among the best – and that number keeps growing each year. This report includes a ranking of the world’s 100 best websites for global and multilingual . . .
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Gaining Global Web Presence
Common Practices from 1000 Top Websites
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by Benjamin B. Sargent, November 30, 2010,
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Many companies do business internationally, but very few display the best practices for global website design. In this report, we present the findings of our study of more than 1000 global websites and based on over 40,000 datapoints. We cover how many . . .
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