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Véronique Özkaya describes her strategy for turning Argos from a production-centric to a client-centric LSP in less than two years, restructuring and achieving 64% growth by 2022.
Over 400 registered participants joined the tenth edition of SlatorCon Remote to discuss how the language industry can incorporate the rapid advances in large language models in production.
A mix of in-house and freelance translators, machine translation refined over six years, and non-English from-the-start content contribute to Booking.com’s USD 17bn annual revenue.
BDÜ, Germany’s professional association for interpreters and translators, pushes for fair remuneration for interpreters and highlights the negative consequences of “fee-dumping”.
Language industry’s definitive monthly news and data briefing; key M&A and funding, financial results, hires, company KPIs, product launches, and social media highlights.
Testing Microsoft’s AI-fitted Bing, explaining AI-enabled jobs to friends and family, suitability of loc tools to integrate with AI advances, and inflation effect on rates.
We analyzed the 300+ language service providers (LSPs) in the Slator 2023 LSPI to highlight three of the fastest growing segments for translation and interpreting providers in 2022.
Longtime translator Kumar Sivasubramanian says Viz Media, publisher of manga mystery series Cipher Academy, declined to pay “much higher” page rate to keep him on board.
The European Language Equality project is calling for support from the language community to endorse its strategic agenda for digital language equality in Europe by 2030.
Find out which language service providers outperformed their 300+ rivals in the Slator 2023 Language Service Provider Index in both percentage and absolute dollar terms.
Gamers around the world see localization as “important”, particularly for players in Asia-Pacific and Brazil, according to a Google survey.
Introducing the Slator 2023 LSPI companies and per segment analysis of 300+ language service providers (LSPs): percentage growth, dollar growth, declines, and total revenues.
The Slator 2023 Language Service Provider Index ranks the world’s largest LSPs by revenue; features over 300 LSPs from Super Agency, Leader, Challenger, and Boutique categories.
Independent contractors won a raise from Denver County Court, but not the State. Walkout, which started February 6, 2023, meant to highlight several issues, including training.
Following an October 2022 injury that sent an interpreter to hospital, Canada’s Labor Program ordered reevaluation and report on the department's policies and equipment.
Google Translate adds a number of new accessibility features, better contextual machine translation, and 33 additional languages on mobile for offline use.
Language industry’s definitive monthly news and data briefing; key M&A and funding, financial results, hires, company KPIs, product launches, social media highlights.
With the cost of living rising fast, court interpreters say barely livable per diem rates are driving professionals to leave the field. New rates expected to be announced by March 2023.
For the 2023 iteration of the Geneva-based Fellowship, students or recent grads of Master’s and PhD programs can select among tracks for translation, terminology, and tech.
In what may be called a first of its kind, Netflix’s 1899 brought together nine source languages and the global expertise needed to distribute the one-season series in 58 countries.
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