News Source: NewKerala
| 27 days ago
But the Fast Track Process is the first step in bringing the 100,000 characters of the languages of the world online for domain names.
News Source: The Independent
| 28 days ago
In the wake of a recession that has gripped much of the world and threatened to turn national economies in on themselves, it is cheering to find that in one area globalisation is alive and flourishing. The internet regulator, Icann, has just agreed...
News Source: Arab News
| 28 days ago
Most people in the world do not speak languages written in the Latin script. Of the 1.6 billion Internet users worldwide (a quarter of the world�s population), more than half use languages written in other scripts. There are billions more as yet...
News Source: The Scotsman
| 28 days ago
THE approval of website addresses with non-Latin characters at the end was yesterday described as the "biggest technical change to the internet" since its creation 40 years ago...More than half the world's internet users do not use English or a Latin-...
News Source: The independent
| 28 days ago
Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) that other languages will now be afforded the same online status as English. The Mandarin and Cyrillic alphabets will be the first to be added. In the appropriately high-tech South Korean capital...
News Source: ITN
| 28 days ago
It means Hebrew, Hindi and Korean will be available by the middle of next year. Internationalised Domain Name (IDN) fast track process begins. More than half the world's internet users do not use English or a Latin-based language as their first...