Make sense of the complex issues driving the language services market
Will regulatory changes favor the language industry? What practical impact will NLP have on the market? Who uses RSI apps? Should LSPs pursue the language data market? Continue reading
How Netflix handles subtitling, grew subscriptions by adding languages, and why it stays out of China, for now. Continue reading
Is subject matter expertise gaining at the expense of source language proficiency? Has the future CAT yet to be invented? Will LSPs continue to delight investors? 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
Amazon encourages end-users to build their own voice translation app, while Xiaomi adds to the growing list of portable translators in the market. Continue reading
On-stage interview with John Fennelly: Lionbridge CEO on Gengo acquisition and the nascent global market for language data, computer visualization, and other AI services. Continue reading
Huel’s Content and Merchandising Manager, Mario Tarantino, shared the company’s localization strategy at SlatorCon London 2019. Continue reading
Welocalize CEO Smith Yewell on why M&A deals fail and which acquisition targets interest the Maryland-based LSP. Continue reading
Adelina Lear of contract research organization ICON plc spoke at SlatorCon London on the role of language services and the linguistic validation workflow in clinical trials. Continue reading
Localization buyers from Discovery Networks, ITV, and A+E Networks UK share their procurement and languaging strategies with the SlatorCon London audience. Continue reading
Slator’s readers give their take on translation devices, per-hour word output for post-edited MT, post-editing versus interactive prediction, and M&A activity in 2019. Continue reading
Over 100 participants gathered at the Bulgari Hotel in Central London to discuss what’s driving the language industry from AI and automation to emerging buyers and much more. Continue reading
The Directorate-General for Translation has awarded Plunet a two-year EUR 0.97m TMS contract. DG TRAD to use Plunet Business Manager for managing its translation outsourcing. 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
Are voice content and in-browser gaming localization demand drivers? Does it makes sense for medical students to double up as interpreters? And how is Amazon faring in MT? Continue reading
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