In an Unusual Process, Spain Set to Hire Dozens of Translators and Interpreters
Spain’s government seeks to fill 49 official translator and interpreter jobs. Tests include multiple-choice questions, among other requirements of an unusual process.
Spain’s government seeks to fill 49 official translator and interpreter jobs. Tests include multiple-choice questions, among other requirements of an unusual process.
Increased foreign investment, revamped visa laws, and new audiovisual production and training facilities make Spain fertile ground for media localization providers.
TransPerfect closes in on billion-dollar target, Spain becoming an audiovisual hub, US court’s take on Google Translate, and key takeaways from new Localization Buyer Pro Guide.
Netflix’s first European production hub opens in Madrid; Apple expands its AI/ML work in Barcelona; Spanish PM pledges more than EUR 1.6bn for the country’s audiovisual sector.
Ingenuiti, a leading translation and multimedia services company that optimizes training and communication content for all audiences continues its expansion
When told that someone wanted to buy her business, AABAM’s founder thought it was a vendor cold call. But AT Language Solutions’ offer was genuine and she ended up selling.
The police force in Catalonia, Spain will benefit from the government’s new EUR 5.6m investment in translation and interpretation services for non-official languages of the autonomous region.
Two-thirds of Spain’s book translators are unable to make a living from their work, as average annual income from translation is about EUR 5,000. Country’s leading newspaper calls translators “alone and abandoned.”
Translation and dubbing for Straight Outta Compton and Game of Thrones take the top spot at Spain’s annual ATRAE awards, while game localizer KiteTeam bags translation award for Rise of the Tomb Raider.
Business owners made USD 55,630, educators, USD 17,344 in 2014 per the latest ATA survey. Meanwhile, the Basque Government ran up an EUR 5.8m translation tab and the EU Court of Justice ruled a Flemish Decree contrary to EU Law.
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