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An Italian lawmaker has proposed a bill that would levy fines for the use of foreign languages in official communications and require companies to maintain Italian language versions of internal documents.
In a creative coup for an LSP, Rome-based Translated produces a 2-minute film with an award-winning crew. Set in the idyllic Italian countryside, the film features Lara, a young girl with a rare gift.
Being a Benefit Corporation and providing translations in Lombardy during the healthcare emergency
How not to fall prey to bogus LSPs, arrests for pirated translations, translation missteps seen around the world, humble admissions from online giants, and the end to the ownership battle for the largest language service providers — these were the hottest stories of 2018.
BTI Studios has acquired LaBibi and Multimedia Network, two Italian dubbing studios based in Rome, as the company continues its acquisition strategy of establishing a presence in all of the major dubbing markets.
Italian language industry association AITI conducted a survey of over 500 translators and interpreters, and published its findings on rates, income and technology use, and more.
After setting up a holding company at the start of 2017, Arancho Doc buys Italian language service provider Soget. Chief Strategy Officer Roberto Ganzerli does not rule out taking on outside investment, confirms they are looking to do more deals.
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