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Study finds nearly half of 'Fortune' 500 companies don't translate content

June 8, 2012 - 12:31 pm EDT
   
 
   
 
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    Nicosia, Cyprus—Nearly half (48%) of Fortune 500 companies do not translate online content, according to a new study by One Hour Translation, a global translation service.

    The study was based on an analysis of online content from Fortune 500 companies.

    Of the companies that do not translate content, 41% are b2b, according to the study.

    Some of categories in which companies do not translate online content include energy and utility (83%), retail (66%) and health are (65%).

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