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The Multilingual Web: Where are we? Created 2 years ago

When: Tuesday, 26 Oct 2010 at 09:00. Timezone: Madrid (CEST, GMT +02:00)
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Organisers: Abel Carril
Event features: Streaming , Web Participation , Video Recording

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W3C Workshop: The Multilingual Web: Where are we?

Hosted by Universidad Politécnica de Madrid.

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Timezone: Madrid (CEST, GMT +02:00)
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Tuesday 26 Oct
Wednesday 27 Oct

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09:30

Welcome

Vice Chancellor for Research, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM)
Director, Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingenieros de Telecomunicación (ETSIT- UPM)

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09:45

Kimmo Rossi

Kimmo Rossi
European Commission - DG INFSO E1
EC language programs and hopes for the future

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10:45

Keynote

Reinhard Schäler
Reinhard Schäler, LRC, University of Limerick.
The Multilingual Web, Policy Making and Access to Digital Knowledge for All

Break

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11:15

Break

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11:45

Latest developments at the W3C/IETF

Richard Ishida
W3C (World Wide Web Consortium)
Latest developments at the W3C/IETF

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12:00

Localizing the web from the Mozilla perspective

Axel Hecht
Axel Hecht
Mozilla

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12:15

The Web Everywhere, Multilingualism at Opera

Charles McCathieNevile

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12:30

Bridging languages, cultures, and technology.

Jan Nelson, Peter Constable
Jan Nelson, Peter Constable
Microsoft

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13:00

Q&A

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14:30

Challenges for a multilingual news provider

Roberto Belo Rovella, David Vella
Roberto Belo Rovella, David Vella
BBC World Service
Challenges for a multilingual news provider: pursuing best practices and standards for BBC World Service.

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14:45

Multilingual Aspects in Speech and Multimodal Interfaces

Paolo Baggia
Paolo Baggia, Loquendo.
Multilingual Aspects in Speech and Multimodal Interfaces

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15:00

Experiences in creating multilingual web sites

Luís Bellido
Luís Bellido, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid.

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15:15

Linguaserve Key Aspects of Multilingual Web Content Life Cycles: Present and Future

Pedro L. Díez Orzas, Giuseppe Deriard, Pablo Badía Mas
Pedro L. Díez Orzas, Giuseppe Deriard, Pablo Badía Mas
Linguaserve
Key Aspects of Multilingual Web Content Life Cycles: Present and Future

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15:30

The Remaining Five Billion: Why is Most of The World's Population Not Online

Max Froumentin
Max Froumentin, World Wide Web Foundation.
The Remaining Five Billion: Why is Most of The World's Population Not Online and What Mobile Phones Can Do About It.

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16:00

Q&A

Break

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Break

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17:00

Best Practices and Standards for Improving Globalization-related Processes

Christian Lieske, SAP.
Best Practices and Standards for Improving Globalization-related Processes

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17:15

Next Generation Localisation

Josef van Genabith
Josef van Genabith, Centre for Next Generation Localisation (CNGL)
Next Generation Localisation

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Applying Standards: Benefits and Drawbacks

Daniel Grasmick
Daniel Grasmick, Lucy Software.
Applying Standards - Benefits and Drawbacks

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Cross-lingual document similarity for Wikipedia languages

Marko Grobelnik
Marko Grobelnik, Institut Jozef Stefan.
Cross-lingual document similarity for Wikipedia languages

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18:15

Q&A

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