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Global by Design: Web Localization for Brazil

Written by John Yunker Posted on March 27th, 2007 by John Yunker

John is president of Byte Level Research and author of The Web Globalization Report Card. He is based in San Diego, California.

The March/April issue of Global by Design is now out and features key tips on Web localization for Brazil. Brazil is the target of a growing number of multinationals; this article focuses on some of the key issues marketing and Web execs must be aware of before going local.

Global by Design: Web Localization for Brazil

The article is excerpted from our new Local by Design: Brazil Report.

Here’s what else is included in this issue of Global by Design:

  • Are You Translation Worthy? How companies like Google and Netvibes score free localization
  • Meet the New Idiom: An update and interview with top execs
  • Firefox Demystifies Multilingual Surfing: A new plug-in
  • Globalization Briefs: American Airlines, FedEx, Philips
  • Vendor News: GALA, SDL, ProZ
  • Upcoming Web Globalization EventsIf you’re a subscriber, you can access the issue here.

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