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Translation

The Khan Academy and the kindness of translators

February 16, 2012 by John Yunker

The Khan Academy is out to revolutionize education by providing a free online education through lots and lots of well-produced videos. A core component of this revolution is the subtitling …

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Categories Crowdsourcing, Translation

Signs of a translation rebound in Latin America

March 17, 2010 by John Yunker

Idea Factory Languages, with 85 full-time employees and production centers in Brazil and Argentina, specializes in translation and localization for the Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese language markets. CEO Teddy Bengtsson …

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Categories Languages, Translation, Vendors

How well does your baby’s name translate?

December 11, 2009 by John Yunker

I’ve long maintained that translation agencies need to get creative if they are to succeed in the age of machine translation. London-based Today Translations is doing just that — offering …

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Categories Translation, Vendors

TED is looking for a few good translators

December 6, 2009 by John Yunker

For translation crowdsourcing to work, first you need crowds. And TED, which has been using the crowd to provide translation of its videos, is looking for a few more participants. …

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Categories Business globalization, China, Crowdsourcing, Translation

Translation crowdsourcing is the new black — and you can tweet me on that

October 19, 2009 by John Yunker

Was there any doubt that Twitter would not try to crowdsource its translations? After Facebook proved that it could use volunteers to go from 1 to 100 languages in two …

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Categories Crowdsourcing, Google, Languages, Software Localization, Translation, Twitter, Web Globalization

Why Pay for Translation if You Can Get it for Free?

May 17, 2009 by John Yunker

It was nice to wake up this morning and see this article in the New York Times about the emergence of machine translation and volunteer translation (aka crowdsourcing). These are …

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Categories Crowdsourcing, Languages, Machine Translation, Translation, Web Globalization

The end of translation as we know it

November 30, 2007 by John Yunker

The translation industry has undergone significant change over the past two years — and not just in terms of consolidation. The changes are structural. Offices are more decentralized, as is …

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Categories Global By Design, Machine Translation, Translation, Vendors, Web Globalization
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