Making the World Wide Web world wide
Richard Ishida presents how W3C Internationalization makes a reality of the Web being World Wide, and introduces the recently launched Internationalization Initiative which is reinforcing that program.
He also highlights how to get involved to help make that vision true.
Richard Ishida is helping to make the World Wide Web world wide. He leads the Internationalization work at W3C, working with developers of specifications and implementers to ensure that Web technologies allow universal access to the Web, regardless of language, script, or culture. He has a background in translation and interpreting, computational linguistics, translation tools, and global user interface design. He also serves on the Unicode Editorial Committee and the Unicode Conference board.