NMT for Subtitling Could Work Without Specialized Training, Study Finds
As demand for media loc strains suppliers, there is a case for automation. Research finds NMT might be used for subtitles without special training.
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SlatorCon London 2018
SlatorCon London 2018 in Video and Photos
SlatorCon London 2018 was a spectacular display of the breadth and depth of the language industry, uniting a diverse mix of industry stakeholders from end buyers, vendor CEOs, analysts, and investment bankers involved in industry M&A. Here’s what you missed if you weren’t there.
Why Electronic Arts Localizes Using Freelance Translators ‘Wherever Possible‘
EA Senior Localization Director Michaela Bartelt-Krantz discussed the game giant’s supply chain, partnership strategies, and her vision of the future of game localization at the recent SlatorCon London 2018.
Hogarth CEO Richard Glasson on the Four Key Trends in Global Content
Richard Glasson, CEO of Hogarth Worldwide, talks about four key trends in the advertising industry, and his company’s strategic approach to helping clients navigate the complex requirements of modern multilingual content delivery.
How ZOO Digital Is Making the Most of Media Localization’s Prime Time
ZOO Digital was in the right place at the right time when the streaming revolution hit. CEO Stuart Green addressed participants at SlatorCon London in May 2018 and explained how media localization has fundamentally changed and how he plans to take the company forward.
Technicis CEO Benjamin du Fraysseix on M&A from a Practitioner’s Perspective
Benjamin du Fraysseix, CEO of Technicis, gave his perspective on M&A during a presentation to the SlatorCon London audience in May 2018. Du Fraysseix has been a practitioner of the art and science of M&A, having led the company through multiple acquisitions since 2012.
The Race for Open Source Neural Machine Translation
Systran’s Global CTO Jean Senellart discussed the direction the open source race for neural machine translation is taking and what it means, what’s its bottom-line, and what to expect in the future.
No More Muddling Through: Why 2018 Is the Language Industry’s Pivotal Year
As technology is boosting productivity and changing buyer expectations, dropping unit prices presents opportunities to vendors that bring the tech, specialization, and size to seize them but it is an existential threat to generalists lacking focus.
This Was SlatorCon London 2018: M&A, NMT, Transcreation, Media and Game Loc
More than 80 language industry leaders, 6 presentations, a lively panel debate and extended networking opportunities; SlatorCon London 2018 again assembled some of the most important names in the industry and touched on what matters in language services and tech.
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