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Published 10/29/2009 by EuroNews


Internet to include different alphabets

People could soon be able use different alphabets to access websites. One of the biggest shake-ups to the internet is expected to be announced on Friday. It will mean characters written in scripts – like Arabic or Cyrillic – can go into the address bar..

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