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CORANTE John Yunker is founder of Byte Level Research and author of the widely acclaimed book, Beyond Borders: Web Globalization Strategies and editor of Global By Design.

He has covered the emerging field of Web globalization for half a decade and has published a wide range of reports dedicated to best practices in Web localization and internationalization.
About this blog
Going Global focuses on the risks and rewards of expanding into new geographic and cultural markets, from Web globalization to international marketing to global usability.
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› A Brand By Any Other Name
› A Cautionary Tale About the US Spanish Market
› A Closer Look at Google's Global Trajectory
› A Computer Primer for Translators
› A Few Global Gateways
› A Few Good Resources...
› A New Globalization Blog: Found in Translation
› A Special Font for a Special Language
› A URL By Any Other Language
› A Web Without Web Pages?
› AOL Latin America: How Not to Go Global
› AT&T: Going Global Awkwardly
› Accepting payment accross borders
› Adiós Inglés
› Advertising America
› Africa and the Internet
› Alienware Going Global
› All Lucky Numbers Are Local
› Amazon Adds China to Global Gateway
› Amazon Continues Intl. Growth Spurt
› Amazon Loves Japan
› Amazon's Global Growth Spurt
› Amazon: If You Can't Beat 'Em, Buy 'Em
› Amazon: Now Serving 200+ Countries
› An Inside Look at the Globalization of Windows
› An Intro to Indic Scripts
› And Europe's Getting Bigger...
› And Then There Were 3
› And iTunes Japan Makes 20
› Another Country, Another Domain Name
› Another Day Another Webinar...
› Apple iTunes Globalization, Continued
› Apple iTunes Japan Planned for August
› Apple iTunes Sells 50m Songs in Europe
› Apple's Mac OS X goes Arabic with ‘Jaguar’
› Are You Certified?
› Asian American Market 101
› Austrailian iTunes a Month Away
› Australia is "Strongest Nation Brand"; US is Slipping
› Authors Thinking Globally