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        Gregory M. Shreve's Software Localization presentation and related files now available
        Gregory Shreve is&nbsp;Chair of Modern and Classical Language Studies at Kent State University and Director of the&nbsp;Institute for Applied Linguistics, the foremost university-based translator training program in the U.S.
        bolander@oclc.org

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        December 17, 2004

        <P>Shreve addressed issues facing organizations that must globalize their electronic documents and internationalize their engineering processes.&nbsp; In this context he also described the language industry that has emerged to provide these services.</P>
    <P>This Distinguished Seminar Series&nbsp;presentation was at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, December 9,&nbsp;and was open to the public.&nbsp; There was a question-and-answer period after the presentation, followed by a reception.</P>
    <P>The electronic slides and an mp3 recording of this presentation are now available on the OCLC Research Web site.</P>
    <P>An additional presentation is also available on the DSS page. In response to requests from the audience, Dr. Shreve&nbsp;has provided a copy&nbsp;of his ASIS&amp;T-2004 presentation,&nbsp;on Internationalizing Digital Libraries.</P>
        <P>OCLC's Distinguished Seminar Series, including links to files relating to Gregory M. Shreve's presentation<BR><A href="http://www.oclc.org/research/dss/default.htm">http://www.oclc.org/research/dss/</A></P>
    <P>Institute for Applied Linguistics at Kent State University<BR><A href="http://appling.kent.edu/">http://appling.kent.edu/</A></P>

        Bob Bolander
        +1-614-761-5207

        Communications &amp; Programs Manager
        OCLC Research