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March 2008

27 March
Felix Sasaki gives an invited talk entitled "Identifying Resources on the Web and Beyond" at the "MPG eScience Seminar on "Unique and persistent identifiers"" on Thursday, 27 March 2008, in Munich, Germany.

April 2008

21 April
Richard Ishida and Felix Sasaki give a tutorial entitled "Producing XML that works internationally" at "The 17th International World Wide Web Conference (WWW2008)" on Monday, 21 April 2008, in Beijing, China.
23 April
Daniel Dardailler gives a talk entitled "A World of Stakeholders: Lessons from Global Outreach" ; Judy Brewer gives a talk entitled "Adopting International Standards Locally: The Importance of Harmonization " ; Paul Nelson gives a talk entitled "Localization and Internationalization of Layout on the Web" ; Richard Ishida gives a talk entitled "What you Need to Know to Reach a Chinese Audience?" ; Tina Dam gives a talk entitled "International Domain Names" ; Zhi Wei Shuang gives a talk entitled "Internationalizing Speech Synthesis" at the "W3C Track, The 17th International World Wide Web Conference (WWW2008)" , on Wednesday, 23 April 2008, in Beijing, China.

May 2008

14 May
Olle Olsson gives a talk entitled "Internationalisering och lokalisering -- språk på webben (Internationalization and Localization - languages on the web)" at the "Språk och Internet (Languages and the Internet)" on Wednesday, 14 May 2008, in Stockholm, Sweden.

June 2008

11 June
Molly E Holzschlag gives a talk entitled "Color for the Global Web" at the "Voices That Matter" on Wednesday, 11 June 2008, in Nashville, TN, USA. (see abstract)
Abstract:
The perception of color is dependent on gender, culture, race and physical attributes. If you're designing Web sites, you're designing for the broadest audience imaginable. The success of your Web site relates directly to how the colors you use in your designs are perceived through the eyes of the world. Developers, designers and content mavens all are encouraged to participate in this colorful, interactive session.

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