The Lionbridge webinar yesterday has been archived for those of you who couldn’t make it. You can register to listen to the call at the Lionbridge site.
And mark your calendars for June 3rd, when I will host a second webinar, also sponsored by Lionbridge, to discuss the many aspects of global navigation — from splash global gateways, to country codes, to geolocation. I’ll include lots of real-world examples.
I’m going to be presenting a series of Webinars on Web globalization.
The Webinars are sponsored by Lionbridge.
Mark your calendar for May 7th at 1 pm (EST), when I will present the first Webinar — The Best Global Web Sites (and why) — which focuses on key findings from The 2008 Web Globalization Report Card.
The Webinars are free and open to executives who manage global Web sites, or have plans to do so.
To register, visit the Lionbridge site here.
I wanted to post three exciting events that I’ll be speaking at in the months ahead. If you’re in the neighborhood or planning to attend, please let me know.
New Communications Forum 2008
April 22-25, 2008
The Vineyard Creek Inn & Spa
Sonoma, CA
I will present Speaking in Tongues: Developing a Language Strategy to Maximize Global Reach
Click here for more information
Localization Certification Program: North America
June 18, 2008
Boeing Institute of International Business, Saint Louis University
St. Louis, MO
I will join Nitish Singh in my hometown of St. Louis in talking about Web globalization best practices
Click here for more information
Documentation and Training Life Sciences 2008
June 23-28, 2008
Indianapolis, IN
I will present The Best Global Medical Web Sites (and why)
Click here for more information
Byte Level Research Discount
Save $300 off the regular price of admission. To claim your discount, you’ll need to register by telephone no later than April 15, 2008. Call +1 978-649-8555 and speak with conference discount coordinator Eileen Savary. Make sure to mention you’re calling about the Byte Level Research discount when you call. Eileen will take care of the rest.
I’m pleased to announce that I’ve been named a 2008 Fellow of the Society for New Communications Research. It’s a very interesting organization, focused on the “study of new communications tools, technologies, and emerging modes of communication.”
I plan to focus on researching the globalization of corporate communications. I’ll also be speaking at their annual forum, coming this April:
New Communications Forum 2008
April 22-25, 2008
The Vineyard Creek Inn & Spa
Sonoma, CA
My presentation is “Speaking in Tongues: Developing a Language Strategy to Maximize Global Reach.”
I’d love to see you there!
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