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  • Tag: multilingualism

    • Multilingualism research featured in The Guardian

      28 May 2015

      Author:

      Scott A. Hale

      A recent article in the Guardian newspaper by Holly Yong surveys much research about online language divides, including my work on multilingualism and cross-language bridging: Translation technologies offer one ...
      Read More Multilingualism research featured in The Guardian

    • Design for multilinguals: Seemingly simple yet often missed

      27 April 2014

      Author:

      Scott A. Hale

      As I prepare my slides for CHI 2014, I’m struck by one implication I give for the research I will present on language and Twitter, “Allow each user to ...
      Read More Design for multilinguals: Seemingly simple yet often missed

    • Language Bubbles

      3 September 2012

      Author:

      Scott A. Hale

      Eli Pariser has raised awareness that personalization algorithms play in filtering and ranking results on the web. I think this work is very important, but another strand seemingly obvious, ...
      Read More Language Bubbles

    • Recent contacts working on cross-language problems

      13 July 2012

      Author:

      Scott A. Hale

      I’ve recently been able to meet some spectacular individuals who are working on various aspects of cross-language communication. This blog post won’t to justice to all of their work; ...
      Read More Recent contacts working on cross-language problems

    • Two new publications, new research project, looking to hire

      26 February 2012

      Author:

      Scott A. Hale

      A lot has happened since my last post, and the selected publications page has been updated to reflect this. I am very pleased to announce that my work looking ...
      Read More Two new publications, new research project, looking to hire

    • Translating Twitter

      29 March 2011

      Author:

      Scott A. Hale

      I had the great opportunity to meet George Weyman, a project director at meedan, yesterday at an OII event. meedan has been doing great work in connecting English and ...
      Read More Translating Twitter

    • Multilingual sharing in video

      5 November 2010

      Author:

      Scott A. Hale

      I’ve thought a lot about translation and multilingual sharing online in text environments (blogs, Wikipedia, social networking sites), but I’m reminded how quickly platforms change on the web, and ...
      Read More Multilingual sharing in video

    • How geographically or linguistically diverse is your online social network?

      17 August 2010

      Author:

      Scott A. Hale

      Three recent news stories highlight the international nature of many social media platforms: Pingdom Documents Top Countries On Facebook How Black People Use TwitterThe latest research on race and ...
      Read More How geographically or linguistically diverse is your online social network?

    • Naming Places/Features on Google Maps

      12 August 2010

      Author:

      Scott A. Hale

      Google Maps must engage in a cross-cultural (and often cross-lingual) act to publish its maps. Each place or feature name can be given in multiple languages, and occasionally as ...
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    • Homophily and the Internet

      5 August 2010

      Author:

      Scott A. Hale

      I recently had the opportunity to meet Ethan Zuckerman while he was on a visit to Oxford for TED where he gave a talk on Listening to global voices. ...
      Read More Homophily and the Internet

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