As we’ve covered in our last article about them, Millennials, or as we call them nowadays, Gen Y, are people who were born between 1981 and 1996. In the EU, this generation is accountable for 24% of the overall adult population of the region in 2013.
There are over 7,000 languages spoken around the world today, and each one is unique in its own way. So, how do we know where they originated from and how they are affecting our mind? Is the English language breaking down the language barrier or creating more problems?
The Beginning of Everything: The 1980s The history of IT localization began in the early 1980s when the IT industry prompted a huge demand for localization and translation experts for software and hardware production for their international markets.
The iGaming industry has emerged from launching the first ever online casino in 1994 to developing mobile apps that allow users to play and bet anytime from anywhere in the world.
Have you ever been to a local restaurant, and found yourself laughing hysterically at the cringe-worthy translation failures on the menu? “Mushroom” becomes “much room,” and “carp” can turn into “crap” with just one spelling mistake.
Globalization is essential if you want your business to be recognized internationally. Its benefits have been recognized worldwide and if you think the global online market is the new heaven for your business, then website localization is the stairway to it.
It is very easy to be overwhelmed by the number of keyword research tools available these days. Each tool has its own unique selling point, but it is tough to determine which one is the right fit for you. It is even more difficult for beginners who just stepped into the SEO world.
What is a better way to learn more about content marketing than from the leading industry experts themselves? From beginner-friendly how-to guides, and basic tooltips to advanced SEO techniques and data-backed trend analysis, our list of top content marketing blogs has it all covered.
Millennials or Gen Y refer to people born between 1980 and 2000. True to the nickname ‘Digital Natives,’ they rely heavily on technology and media before they make any important decisions.
J.K. Rowling has gifted us with one of the most iconic book series since Lord of the Rings. Harry Potter is taught at university and is a staple of every child’s (and a lot of od adults’) bookshelf.