Date |
Title |
Author/Source |
2008.05 |
Google Posting about Unicode 5.1 |
The Official Google Blog |
2007.05 |
Unicode 5.0 From
50,000 Feet |
Richard Gillam |
2007.01 |
Worldly Windows: Extend the Global Reach Of Your
Applications With Unicode 5.0 |
Allen, Kaplan, Wissink |
2006.06 |
Dodici Anni di Unicode |
Marco Cimarosti |
2005.07 |
XML
and Unicode |
Oasis Technology Reports |
2004.11 |
Introduction to
Unicode |
Michał Kosmulski |
2004.08 |
Using Unicode to Power the World's Largest Democracy |
Linux Journal |
2003.10 |
The Absolute Minimum Every Software Developer... |
Joel on Software |
2003.04 |
Characters vs. Bytes |
Tim Bray |
2003.04 |
On the Goodness of Unicode |
Tim Bray |
2002.05 |
Why Unicode Is
Important for Localization |
Ken Lunde |
2001.06 |
Character Sets Encoding Basics |
Peter Constable |
2001.06 |
Understanding Unicode I and
II |
Peter Constable |
1999.09 |
To Unicode
or Not to Unicode |
Ken Lunde |
1999.05 |
XML and the Second-Generation Web |
Scientific American |
1993 |
The Design of a Unicode Font |
Bigelow and Holmes |
2007.12 |
Ethiopians get texting in Amharic |
BBC News, Addis Ababa |
2007.02 |
Upcoming PHP release will offer Unicode Support |
Bruce Byfield |
2007.01 |
John
Wells' phonetic blog |
John Wells |
2006.12 |
The Unicode Standard, Version 5.0 Review |
Richard Gillam |
2006.11 |
Unicode 5.0 continues toppling of Tower of Babel
|
Bruce Byfield |
2006.10 |
Unicode 5, The
Book, is here |
Richard Ishida |
2006.10 |
Unicode and Ruby |
Tim Bray |
2006.10 |
Sumero-Akkadian Recognized Here |
P. J. Connoly |
2006.08 |
Unicode and
PHP 6 |
Andrei Zmievski |
2006.07 |
A New Script for Europe |
Georgi Iliev |
2006.07 |
Unicode turns 5.0 today |
John Yunker |
2006.06 |
Unicode Blues |
Tim Bray |
2006.02 |
User poll: access to
the Unicode Standard |
Asmus Freytag |
2005.03 |
The Unicode Imperative |
Oracle Technology Network |
2004.06 |
Unicode : le standard de codage de caractères sur lequel
reposent tous les espoirs à l'heure actuelle (in French) |
JDN Développeurs |
2003.07 |
Unicode - Where are we? |
The LISA Newsletter |
2007.12 |
Character Sets: UCS/Unicode Environment
|
MARC Standards
|
2002.08 |
Unicode: The Quiet Revolution |
The Seybold Report |
2001.05 |
Unicode 3.1: The nitty gritty |
IBM developerWorks |
2001 |
Implementing the Unicode Standard for Encoding Character Sets,
Editorial |
Scholarly Societies Project |
2000.11 |
Oldest
written language to get a digital update |
Baltimore Sun |
2000.07 |
Cuneiform Scholars Take High-Tech Road to Translation |
The Gazette Online |
2000.07 |
PeopleSoft implements Unicode |
Press Release |
2000.03 |
Alphabets of the world come together with Unicode |
CNN.com |
2000 |
Unicode Standard marches on |
MacCentral Online |
1999 |
Language Lessons: Software is finding more than one voice |
Asiaweek.com |
1999.04 |
Going
global overnight |
InfoWorld |
1999 |
Charles Petzold
Interview |
Amazon.com |
1998.06 |
Why Do We Need Unicode? |
Roman Czyborra |
1998 |
Global software for the global village |
|
1998 |
An in-depth look at Java's character type |
JavaWorld |
1997 |
The Software
Project and Unicode |
Dr. Dobb's Portal |
1997 |
Unicode: Making the Web Safe for Furriners |
Editorial Eye |
1996 |
Unicode: Writing in the Global Village |
Computing and the Humanities |
1996.03 |
Organizing Babylon |
Adele Hars / Byte Magazine |
1995 |
International Support in Applications and System Software |
M. Davis & J. Grimes / Objects in Europe |
1994 |
A truly Multilingual WWW |
James Gosling |
1992.09 |
Kiss Your ASCII Goodbye |
John Dvorak, PC Magazine |
1991 |
Häßlicher Amerikaner |
Der Spiegel |
1991.08 |
Unicode
breaks the ASCII Barrier |
Datamation |