Vijayalaxmi Hegde
Staff writer. Brings a journalistic approach to writing for the translation and localization industry. Zero waste practitioner. Lives in Sirsi in southwestern India.
Virtual assistants are already part of the e-commerce setting, but taking them multilingual and training them for conversations with multiple variables still poses challenges. Continue reading
What could be the Indian government’s biggest translation venture to date will use machine and human translation to make science and technical education available to Indians in their own language. Continue reading
Should LSP go beyond loc? And how do language industry pros see their job prospects, what social network is best for loc news, and what’s their view on the interpretation market? Continue reading
In an effort to increase the perceived value of its certification, the American Translators Association will allow non-members to take the qualifying exam. Continue reading
Dublin-based game localization company Keywords Studios announces new Chief Financial Officer, Jon Hauck, as M&A continues. Continue reading
Study examines impact of machine translation post-editing on productivity of in-house translators at Switzerland’s Migros Bank. Continue reading
Huel’s Content and Merchandising Manager, Mario Tarantino, shared the company’s localization strategy at SlatorCon London 2019. Continue reading
Language Empire ordered to pay four times the normal cost to thebigword for abusing the court’s processes. Language Empire appeals decision. Continue reading
Dublin-based Word Perfect Translations challenged the awarding of an interpreting services contract to Translation.ie. The Supreme Court sided with Word Perfect. Continue reading
United Nations announces winners of annual contest open to students, UN interns, and employees. Continue reading
The United Nations Interpretation Service is recruiting for its top position — a new leader for its team of interpreters. Continue reading
Businesses must make their websites, apps, legal documents, and 90% of TV and film content available in Ukrainian by the government deadline. Continue reading
Increasing adoption of over-the-top content is driving strong demand for subtitling and dubbing services in India, the world’s second most populous country. Continue reading
Where, how, and when do Indian consumers access services or products in their own language? What are the business drivers that hinder or make this possible? Continue reading
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