Multilingualism on the Web
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The study, dated February 1999, is divided into four parts: Multilingualism, Language Resources, Translation Resources and Language-Related Research. The note says the study is based on many interviews. The text says that in 1997, Babel, a joint initiative from Alis Technologies and the Internet Society, ran the first major study of the actual distribution of languages on the Internet.
The results, published in the Web Languages Hit Parade dated June 1997, list languages in order of usage as English 82.3%, German 4.0%, Japanese 1.6%, French 1.5%, Spanish 1.1%, Swedish 1.1%, and Italian 1.0%. The FRANTEXT textual database has been available on the Web through subscription since the beginning of 1995. The Multilingual Application Interface for Telematic Services (MAITS) is described as a consortium formed to specify an applications programming interface (API) for multilingual applications in the telematic services.
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- Marie Lebert
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