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August 2, 2003
Who's Using Unicode Right Now?
Posted by John Yunker
It it sometimes assumed that Unicode is a popular encoding "behind the scenes" but rarely used on the home pages of major corporate Web sites. While many major corporate Web sites have yet to adopt Unicode as their default encodings, there are signs of change.
For a listing of a few corporate sites who are using Unicode right now, visit the W3C Internationalization Activity Q&A Section.
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