Here comes the Chinese internet!
Another reason for internationalization of website designs ...
"Yesterday at the BayCHI Web 2.0 panel, David Sifry said that 2/3 of blog content is not in English, and that the biggest changes he's noticed in the last couple of months is that the Chinese have discovered tagging. The other day the hottest post on del.icio.us was about using Chinese google to find and download warez. My biggest referrer right now is this guy (note: not sure if this guy is Chinese, Japanese, or Korean: preliminary research revealed nothing more than the fact I don't know squat about Asian languages). My bloglines searches on AJAX and Web 2.0 are full of Chinese postings. Slowly but surely, the Chinese (and Japanese, and Korean) internet is creeping into our consciousness. The internet is changing again!" continued ... (Via Jonathan Boutelle)
"Yesterday at the BayCHI Web 2.0 panel, David Sifry said that 2/3 of blog content is not in English, and that the biggest changes he's noticed in the last couple of months is that the Chinese have discovered tagging. The other day the hottest post on del.icio.us was about using Chinese google to find and download warez. My biggest referrer right now is this guy (note: not sure if this guy is Chinese, Japanese, or Korean: preliminary research revealed nothing more than the fact I don't know squat about Asian languages). My bloglines searches on AJAX and Web 2.0 are full of Chinese postings. Slowly but surely, the Chinese (and Japanese, and Korean) internet is creeping into our consciousness. The internet is changing again!" continued ... (Via Jonathan Boutelle)
Australian website in Chinese.
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