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Over half of Google searches are now non-English. UK firms competing only for English keywords are paying premium prices for the most crowded market on the web.
Wikipedia marks its tenth birthday by opening its first office outside the United States in India, betting that growth now depends on local language editions rather than English.
From Rihanna backwards French tattoo to a prison handbook promising an execution yard, the annual Jelly Donut Awards collect the five worst translation errors of the year.
Villagers in Rockfield want the Welsh name Llanoronwy scrapped from their signs, arguing the council invented a translation for a place name that never needed one.
The research firm predicts language moves from back-office cost to revenue lever in 2011, with machine translation, crowdsourcing and video localization leading the shift.
Google bundled translation into a service for exporters. The ads were the cheap part to translate; the checkout, the support and the keyword research are where campaigns fail.
Discover 5 hidden signs your business needs professional translation services to avoid costly mistakes, protect your brand, and boost global growth.
The Commission's Directorate-General for Translation opened a public platform to collect hard data on an industry that had never properly counted itself.
Asian language translation revenue hit $1,312 million in 2008 and was projected to reach $1,516 million, with southern India's factories driving a hiring surge.
Vietnam’s growth is reshaping demand for Vietnamese translation services, and the agencies still using diaspora reviewers are quietly losing the market.