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

“Unto Every Nation, Kindred, Tongue and People”

Supporting Multilingual Publications at Headquarters for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

John D. Hopkins, Graphics Support Section, Graphics Division, Curriculum Dept.

While most localizers deal with a relatively small number of languages (a few dozen at most), some large organizations are beginning to deal with more languages. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints currently deals with over 170 languages to some extent. In this article John Hopkins describes the challenges his department has faced and some of the solutions they have arrived at to support this large number of language.

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