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17 March 2013

Online Polish Loses Some Of Its Polish

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If it is to be true to its name, the World Wide Web ought to reflect the planet's full cultural and linguistic diversity. Currently...
21 June 2010

Globish, Glanglish and Google Translate

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There's a new book out about the rise and use of a globalised English, dubbed " Globish ": Globish is a privatised lingua fran...
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06 April 2009

A Different Kind of Wörterbuch

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Linguee seems to offer an interesting twist on a boring area - bilingual dictionaries : With Linguee, you can search for words and expressi...
19 November 2008

And the Firefoxiest Country is...Indonesia

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While some people (like me) have been fixated on the jolly good work being done in Europe in terms of boosting Firefox's market share, i...
14 November 2006

Copycat: I Say "Tomato", and You Say "Tomato"

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Ha!
10 July 2006

The Other WWW: World-Wide Wikipedia

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Wikipedia is deservedly famous, but there is a tendency to conflate Wikipedia with the english version of it. One of Wikipedia's many g...
07 July 2006

The Other Kind of Open Source Languages

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I am constantly delighted by the wit and wisdom of TechDirt . The latest example : a nice little meditation on the virtues of "open so...
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