CATEGORIES
- NYC COVERAGE
- WEB STARTUPS
- WEB NEWS
- CONFERENCES
- WEB TECH JOBS
- VENTURE CAPITAL
- MICROSOFT
- INTERVIEWS
- ADVERTISING
- VIDEO
- ALL TOPICS
- ALL COMPANIES
CONTRIBUTORS
- ADRIAN CHAN
- ALICIA NAVARRO
- ALLEN STERN
- CORSIN CAMICHEL
- DRAMA 2.0
- DARREN HERMAN
- HANK WILLIAMS
- MARK DAVIS
- RICK TUROCZY
- SANFORD DICKERT
- SHANNON CLARK
- Comment on Microsoft Office 2010 Web Applications Demo by Kate
- Comment on Vimeo To Begin Removing Source Files by Andrew Warner
- Comment on Vimeo Launches Vimeo Plus - Annual Paid Plans by Vimeo To Begin Removing Source Files | CenterNetworks
- Comment on Netflix Shares Up on Amazon Acquisition Rumors by Fred
KickApps Launches Foreign Language Localization
Just a day after NY-based KickApps launched their video monetization player, today they have announced support for foreign languages within the white label social networking platform. Any site powered by KickApps can be translated into French, Spanish, German, Italian or Brazilian Portuguese.
Marketing SVP Michael Chin walked me through how the translation works. Basically all "terms" within the KickApps platform are presented to the site owner and can be customized. You can customize the text on a term-by-term basis or download a spreadsheet with all 30,000+ terms, edit them and then upload the document. The edits can be text or HTML. I wish that Drupal, the CMS that powers CN, had a process like what KickApps has for changing terms. Remember that while this is build for languages, you can use this localization functionality to change words across the site.
Today’s announcement will allow KickApps to expand their platform and customer base internationally.
Note: KickApps is a sponsor of our sister site HTMLCenter.
