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Web searching across languages: Preference and behavior of bilingual academic users in Korea
2005
Library & Information Science Research
The problem of language in Web searching has been discussed primarily in the area of crosslanguage information retrieval (CLIR). However, much CLIR research centers on investigation of the effectiveness of automatic translation techniques. The case study reported here explored bilingual user behaviors, perceptions, and preferences with respect to the capability of the Web as a multilingual information resource. Twenty-eight bilingual academic users from Myongji University in Korea were
doi:10.1016/j.lisr.2005.01.006
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