Interviews (1998
Interviews (1998-2001)
作者：Lebert, Marie
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共 65 题- INTERVIEWS (1998-2001)
- MARIE LEBERT
- NEF, University of Toronto, 2001
- Copyright © 2001 Marie Lebert
- TABLE
- Kushal Dave * (Yale) / Student at Yale University
- Bruno Didier * (Paris) / Webmaster of the Institute Pasteur Library
- Helen Dry (Michigan) / Moderator of The Linguist List
- Barbara F. Grimes (Hawaii) / Editor of Ethnologue: Languages of the World
- Geoffrey Kingscott (London) / Co-editor of the online magazine Language Today
- GUY ANTOINE (New Jersey)
- ARLETTE ATTALI (Paris)
- ROBERT BEARD (Pennsylvania)
- MICHAEL BEHRENS (Bielefeld, Germany)
- GUY BERTRAND & CYNTHIA DELISLE (Montreal)
- ALAIN BRON (Paris)
- TYLER CHAMBERS (Boston, Massachusetts)
- ALAIN CLAVET (Ottawa)
- JEAN-PIERRE CLOUTIER (Montreal)
- KUSHAL DAVE (Yale)
- CYNTHIA DELISLE (Montreal)
- BRUNO DIDIER (Paris)
- CATHERINE DOMAIN (Paris)
- HELEN DRY (Michigan)
- BILL DUNLAP (Paris & San Francisco)
- JACQUES GAUCHEY (San Franscico)
- MARCEL GRANGIER (Bern)
- BARBARA GRIMES (Hawaii)
- I am the editor of the 8th to 14th editions, 1971-2000.
- MICHAEL HART (Illinois)
- ROBERTO HERNANDEZ MONTOYA (Caracas)
- RANDY HOBLER (Dobbs Ferry, New York)
- EDUARD HOVY (Marina del Rey, California)
- CHRISTIANE JADELOT (Nancy, France)
- JEAN-PAUL (Paris)
- BRIAN KING
- 1. Popularization of information technology
- 2. Competition for a chunk of the "global market" by major industry players
- 3. Technological developments
- 4. Linguistic democracy
- 5. Electronic commerce
- GEOFFREY KINGSCOTT (London)
- STEVEN KRAUWER (Utrecht, Netherlands)
- I would adopt the following rules of thumb:
- TIM McKENNA (Geneva)
- I use the Internet primarily for research.
- MICHAEL MARTIN (Berkeley, California)
- YOSHI MIKAMI (Fujisawa, Japan)
- JOHN MARK OCKERBLOOM (Pennsylvania)
- CAOIMHIN O DONNAILE (Island of Skye, Scotland)
- I see four main points:
- I don't know much about what e-books are. WWW is the really important thing.
- JACQUES PATAILLOT (Paris)
- PETER RAGGETT (Paris)
- HENRI SLETTENHAAR (Geneva)
- MURRAY SUID (Palo Alto, California)
- I hope not.
- I haven't used them.
- JUNE THOMPSON (Hull, UK)
- PAUL TREANOR (Netherlands)
- 2. Separate national Nets, with limited outside links
- 3. A new global Net specifically to link the nets of category 2
- 4. Possibly a specific EU Net
- FRANCOIS VADROT (Paris)
- ROBERT WARE (Colorado)