Back in the Spring, Google, which is well known to be very multilingual, bought Urchin as you probably know. Urchin itself is translated into 11 languages.
Nacho Hernandez made a post at Search Engine Roundtable, in which he takes a look at Urchin's different languages, and considers them to be a factor in why Google chose to buy the company. The languages that Urchin caters to include:
Urchin - English
Urchin en Espaol
Urchin - Franais
Urchin - Italiano
Urchin - Deutsch
Urchin - Nederlands
Urchin - Portugus (Brasil)
Urchin - Japanese
Urchin - Korean
Urchin - Chinese
Urchin - Taiwan
This isn't nearly the amount of languages that Google itself covers, but it's a start. I wouldn't be surprised if now that Google owns Urchin, we start to see more and more languages for it.
Chris is a staff writer for WebProNews. Visit WebProNews for the latest ebusiness news.
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