Why the mobile industry needs to learn the world’s struggling languages?
0 Comments Published by Rudy De Waele February 14th, 2005 in MuLiMob, Mobile Lifestyle, AnalysisDouglas Rushkoff wrote an excellent article published today on The Feature why the mobile industry needs to learn the world’s struggling languages.
“Even today’s most guarded estimates indicate that half of the world’s 6000 languages will likely be extinct by the year 2050. A decidedly more catastrophic prediction from researchers at the University of Manchester now places that number closer to 90%. Because mobile phones aren’t yet universal interpreters, we should be concerned — not simply in the interest of preserving cultural heritage and diversity, but also because minority language communities represent some of the most potentially valuable markets still underserved by the mobile industry.”
Thanks for mentioning MuLiMob Douglas!

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