the Translating Europe Workshop Towards Common European GDPR Guidelines for the Translation and Interpreting Profession report sheds light on grey areas of GDPR implementation and compliance in the language services industry
Multilingual subtitle database OpenSubtitles informs users that a hacker demanded a ransom in August 2021 in exchange for erasing users’ personal data and securing the website.
EU data anonymization tool released in pre-beta; final version will be an open-source, deployable toolkit in 24 EU languages.
The three success factors for Language Service Providers processing growing volumes of digital text in smaller batches and with shorter turnaround times.
The public sector was a significant source of contracts, conflicts, and developments for the language services industry in 2018. Here’s what you need to know.
XTRF 8.0 has been focused mainly on ensuring compliance with GDPR — the regulation from EU Parliament you could read about on our blog some time ago.
Slator readers tell us what they think about buyers prohibiting subcontracting to other providers, the media and game localization boom, Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation rollout, and a resurgence in neural machine translation research and its ongoing implications.
GDPR, the General Data Protection Regulation, is soon to be introduced across Europe, and is prompting LSPs to update policies and practices relating to their handling of all types of personal data.
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