MultilingualWeb

Standards and best practices for the Multilingual Web

MultilingualWeb

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The MultilingualWeb project is exploring standards and best practices that support the creation, localization and use of multilingual web-based information. Through a series of W3C workshops open to the public and various communication channels, we will spread information about what standards and best practices currently exist, and what gaps need to be filled.

News

Ivan Herman to Keynote at the MultilingualWeb workshop in Luxembourg: Ivan Herman, Semantic Web Activity Lead a... http://t.co/6fpgA5Wf
23/01/12 15:01 - View »
Video links now available for Limerick MultilingualWeb workshop: Video recordings of speakers at the Multilingu... http://t.co/47PjlXtL
14/12/11 18:12 - View »
W3C Workshop, Call for Participation: The Multilingual Web – The Way Ahead: 15 – 16 March 2012, Luxembourg. Co-... http://t.co/3BMg5Axq
09/12/11 14:12 - View »
New Working Draft of Requirements for Japanese Text Layout: A new version of Requirements for Japanese Text Layo... http://t.co/eyd18xDQ
01/12/11 11:12 - View »
Talk slides: Unicode Conference: On 18th October Richard Ishida and Addison Phillips gave a talk entitled Toward... http://t.co/kyBjq0IZ
26/10/11 17:10 - View »
RSS feed links changed: The Internationalization Activity home page has recently been ported to WordPress. This... http://t.co/Ktvu8FKV
05/10/11 08:10 - View »
Slides and IRC logs for Limerick MultilingualWeb workshop now available: The MultilingualWeb Workshop in Limeri... http://t.co/satfXvk3
30/09/11 17:09 - View »
MultilingualWeb workshop in Limerick in progress. Follow on #mlwlim
21/09/11 09:09 - View »
Program for MultilingualWeb Limerick now has brief explanations about how the discussion will work on day 2 http://t.co/VNurpMMj
16/09/11 12:09 - View »
Registrations for MultilingualWeb Limerick almost full. Registration closes at midnight tonight. http://t.co/ewF5gPxI
16/09/11 12:09 - View »
Just published: 1 new and 3 updated articles about language declarations in HTML: One tutorial and two articles ... http://t.co/5P4sEXiy
15/09/11 10:09 - View »
Registrations are filling up for the MultilingualWeb workshop in Limerick, 21-22 Sept.: Register now if you want... http://t.co/fWGqViq
08/09/11 15:09 - View »
For review: 1 new and 3 updated articles about language declarations in HTML: Comments are being sought on the f... http://t.co/RYOo3aX
18/08/11 14:08 - View »
New article: Personal names around the world: How do people's names differ around the world, and what are the im... http://t.co/Uo8z85F
17/08/11 19:08 - View »
META-NET and Lionbridge sponsor MultilingualWeb workshop in Limerick: META-NET and Lionbridge are s... http://t.co/aqTN1FJ
17/08/11 13:08 - View »
Initial program published for MultilingualWeb Workshop in Limerick: An initial program has been published for th... http://bit.ly/nj9Fqv
29/07/11 13:07 - View »
MultilingualWeb site now available in Gaeilge: Given that the next workshop is in Limerick, we have translated t... http://bit.ly/qDqQ7W
29/07/11 12:07 - View »
Draft for review: Personal names around the world: Comments are being sought on the article Personal names aroun... http://bit.ly/pqgmdp
26/07/11 09:07 - View »
New version of the Internationalization Checker released: The 'i18n checker' is a free service by W3C that provi... http://bit.ly/rr15Eg
18/07/11 18:07 - View »
Updated Working Group Note: Working with Time Zones: An updated version of Working with Time Zones has just been... http://bit.ly/lpMhPD
05/07/11 18:07 - View »

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Events

The Multilingual Web – The Way Ahead

15 - 16 March 2012
Luxembourg

NEW! Call for Participation

Sponsor program

Limerick workshop

Slides, videos, IRC notes & Social media links

See reports, slides, video clips, blogs, photos, CFP, etc. for past workshops

i18n Checker Tool

Get information about your web pages and check them for internationalization issues using the i18n Checker prototype.

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Project funding

This project is funded by the European Commission through the ICT PSP Grant Agreement No. 250500, and as part of the Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme.