Multilingualism On the Web
Multilingualism On the Web
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This wasback before Netscape even existed -- Mosaic was almost the only Web browser, andweb pages were little more than hyperlinked text documents. As browsers andusers mature, I don't think there will be any currently spoken language thatwon't have a niche on the Web, from Native American languages to Middle Easterndialects, as well as a plethora of 'dead' languages that will have a chance tofind a new audience with scholars and others alike on-line. To my knowledge, there are very few languag...e types which are not currently on-line: browserscurrently have the capability to display Roman characters, Asian languages, theCyrillic alphabet, Greek, Turkish, and more. Accent Software has a productcalled 'Internet with an Accent' which claims to be able to display over 30different language encodings. If there are currently any barriers to anyparticular language being on the Web, they won't last long. " ML: "What did the use of the Internet bring to your professional life?" TC: "My professional life is currently completely separate from my Internetlife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This wasback before Netscape even existed -- Mosaic was almost the only Web browser, andweb pages were little more than hyperlinked text documents. As browsers andusers mature, I don't think there will be any currently spoken language thatwon't have a niche on the Web, from Native American languages to Middle Easterndialects, as well as a plethora of 'dead' languages that will have a chance tofind a new audience with scholars and others alike on-line. To my knowledge, there are very few languag...e types which are not currently on-line: browserscurrently have the capability to display Roman characters, Asian languages, theCyrillic alphabet, Greek, Turkish, and more. Accent Software has a productcalled 'Internet with an Accent' which claims to be able to display over 30different language encodings. If there are currently any barriers to anyparticular language being on the Web, they won't last long. " ML: "What did the use of the Internet bring to your professional life?" TC: "My professional life is currently completely separate from my Internetlife.
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