A Translator’s Value(s) in a Shifting Market
It has to be admitted that the translation marketplace in 2023 is a strange thing to experience. I sometimes imagine that it’s getting stranger…
Newsbriefs: November 3, 2023
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6 Reasons NOT to Use Your Bilingual Staff as Translators or Interpreters
Your bilingual staff members carry a lot of weight on their shoulders. The pros of hiring multilingual employees are obvious: they make it easier…
2023 School Outreach Contest Winner: Fatima Cornwall
F谩tima Cornwall, a Portuguese and Spanish federally and state certified court interpreter, Spanish certified medical interpreter (National Board of Certification for Medical Interpreters), and…
The Best Google Search Tips for Translators
All translators know that research is one of the key parts of the translation process, but not everyone knows that there are some simple…
Can You Build Your Own Neural Machine Translation Engine?
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The Knapp Review Three Years On: Upward and Onward!
In early 2020, ATA鈥檚 Board engaged Knapp & Associates International, Inc., a firm specializing in certification and credentialing, to perform a review of the…
ATA鈥檚 Interpreters Division Interpreter Connections
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ATA鈥檚 Language Technology Division Members Reflect: Language as a Technology?
Members of the Leadership Council of ATA鈥檚 Language Technology Division found some intriguing ideas contained within an article in Bloomberg鈥檚 Tech Daily entitled 鈥淟anguage Was the Original Technology, and It鈥檚 Under Threat.鈥 Here, they respond with some novel and personal reflections on the subject, most especially on a key takeaway which, not surprisingly, elicited some very different perspectives.
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