Gabriel Karandysovsky - Nimdzi's Project Underwear
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L10N Radio
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Project Underwear is a global study conducted by Nimdzi Insights about the online buying behavior of users and how language affects their choices. As the lead researcher of the project, Gabriel shares with us their findings as well as what they mean for businesses & for the translation industry.
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