Globalization Insider

In this issue…

Director’s letter (premium) • Michael Anobile
Money Talks (premium) • John Freivalds, JFA Inc.
Google, i-mode, and the Asia-Pacific Market (premium) • Interview with David Krane, Senior Public Relations Manager, Google Inc.
With a little help from Hollywood, Jeeves the Butler caters to Japanese needs (premium) • Interview with George Lichter, President of Ask Jeeves International
“Unto Every Nation, Kindred, Tongue and People” (premium) • John D. Hopkins, Graphics Support Section, Graphics Division, Curriculum Dept.
OpenType and Unicode (premium) • Arle Lommel, Brigham Young University Translation Research Group
Closing the Digital Divide (premium) • Marilyn Mason, President & COO, Mason Integrated Technologies Ltd (MIT2)
Bootstrapping into the New Millenium: Hawaii Translators Go Global • Dr. David Ashworth, Director, Center for Interpretation and Translation Studies (CITS)—University of Hawaii
Partnering: the Preferred Localisation Approach for the New Millennium (premium) • Virginia Cha, Executive Vice President, The 8th Network Corporation
Editorial • Minako O’Hagan

Google, i-mode, and the Asia-Pacific Market

Interview with David Krane, Senior Public Relations Manager, Google Inc.

Google serves over 70 million searches per day globally and has a fully-localized Japanese site. It has recently powered up NTT DoCoMo’s i-mode, allowing its search capabilities to increase by more than a billion Web pages. LISA asked Mr David Krane, Senior Public Relations Manager of Google Inc about this new development and its global strategies.

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