Re: [GKD] RFI: Recent Surveys of Languages on the Web

[Hector, Paul]

Dear Don Osborn,

A similar initiative but far more ambitious and comprehensive in its
scope than either of these initiatives mentioned in your e-mail has been
launched in Japan, with the creation of a Language Observatory Project.
For more information please visit their website at:
http://www.language-observatory.org

I am also copying this e-mail to members of the project team with whom
you may wish to communicate directly.

With best regards,
Paul Hector



Don Osborn wrote:

> A few years ago a project of Funredes  did some
> surveys of mainly Latin languages (plus English & German) on the web,
> tracing the changes in proportion of content in each.  At about the same
> time (2000) the VilaWeb news site out of Barcelona featured a survey
> with a more extensive language list.  The latter is mentioned at
>
 1> and also with link to the original (which is in Catalan) at
>
 947>
> 
> Would anyone have information on more recent surveys along these lines?




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[GKD] RFI: Recent Surveys of Languages on the Web

[Don Osborn]

A few years ago a project of Funredes  did some
surveys of mainly Latin languages (plus English & German) on the web,
tracing the changes in proportion of content in each.  At about the same
time (2000) the VilaWeb news site out of Barcelona featured a survey
with a more extensive language list.  The latter is mentioned at
 and also with link to the original (which is in Catalan) at


Would anyone have information on more recent surveys along these lines?

Thanks in advance.
  
Don Osborn 
Bisharat.net




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