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13 January 1997 Marc Andreessen Senior VP of Technology Netscape Communications Corporation	The *World Wide* Web Marc Andreessen discusses how widespread support on the Web for the Unicode standard will be a significant step toward addressing the global communication challenge. With international Internet use increasing rapidly and multinational companies deploying intranets, content providers need tools that allow them to create content and applications in a variety of languages.
25 December 1996 Ashley Dunn CyberTimes The New York Times	Language: The Final Frontier For the True Global Network Language is the last frontier of the Internet. Over the years, the transmission of static images, video, sound and Latin text has been accomplished on the Web. But moving beyond the Latin-centric world of ASCII has remained a hurdle.
18 December 1996 Ashley Dunn CyberTimes The New York Times	Drafting an Alphabet for the Digital Tradition The transition from the oral to the written tradition has been the most powerful movement of the past two-and-a-half millennia. Now, the rise of the computer has placed us in the midst of a new movement that is striving to reconfigure the past once again. It is changing the ways that we transmit information and thus is changing the ways we perceive information.

When the world wants to talk, it speaks Unicode

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