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		<description><![CDATA[Geolocalization

If you visited websites recently, often you found that the website was tailored not just to your our language settings, but also to your own location.

As an example, search websites now have "virtual" country search sites- and, of course, spammers too.

While companies redesigned their (physical) logistics chain, often the value of geolocalization (i.e. pinpointing your location) is not fully accessible to all the people involved, from customers, to affiliates, to partners.

In this short article, a couple of questions and some ideas- with examples from both online and offline activities.]]></description>
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