The Web, a Multilingual Encyclopedia
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The Web, a Multilingual Encyclopedia is by Marie Lebert, 2012. The contents list gives, among others, The invention of the web, The LINGUIST List and From ASCII to Unicode, each with a year. The text says the internet of the future could be a pervasive network allowing us to connect in any place and at any time on any device through a single omnipresent network.
The text says the concept of a pervasive network was developed by Rafi Haladjian, founder of the European company Ozone. The text says Brian King, director of the WorldWide Language Institute (WWLI), brought up the concept of linguistic democracy in September 1998. The text says that in January 2011, people could choose different translations for a word in Google Translate.
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- Marie Lebert
- Language
- English
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- Educational
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