Is there a future for human interpreters?

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Jonathan Downie is a consultant interpreter, researcher and award-winning speaker on interpreting. His first book, Being a Successful Interpreter: Adding Value and Delivering Excellence brought together research on interpreting with real-life practice and was published by Routledge in ... read more

Deceptively Deep Learning

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Formerly affiliated with the Stanford University linguistics department, Kyle Wohlmut is now a linguist at large and has been translating full-time-and-then-some since 1999, first as an in-house legal translator and full-time freelance since 2004. In that time he has developed specializations in ... read more

Translators work with words, but do not necessarily “translate words”

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Curious, optimistic with a taste for creative and effective multilingual communication. I’m wearing many hats: web content manager, Q/A Analyst, Translator, but in my heart I’m 100% Terminologist. Lately I’m also having fun with T-shirt and jewellery design.

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Demystifying the challenges for translators in the next decade. Are you prepared?

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Polish and English translator working in law, marketing and business, specialising in online communication. She is a member of the Management Committee of the Interpreting Division at the Chartered Institute of Linguists and a holder of DPSI, DipTrans and a BA in Translation. In 2015, she was ... read more