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Articles for translators and linguists (401 to 500)

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500	The EU Adds Gaelic; Translation Costs Grow
499	China: A $1.3bn Translation Market?
498	"Transcreation" Gaining Momentum
497	Where Business Meets World: Move over FIGS; Here Comes BRIC
496	Maturing Internet Markets Warrant Increased Web Globalization
495	English is THE Second Language
494	Inttranews Special Report: Translation Centre for the Bodies of the European Union
493	Sense Transferring Through Poetry Translation
492	Designing for a Non-English Audience
491	How to Leverage the Maximum Potential of XML for Localization
490	Knowing Before Learning: Ten Concepts Students Should Understand Prior to Enrolling in a University Translation or Interpretation Class
489	Looking for answers within: an introspective look at professionalism of translators and interpreters
488	Translation and Interpretation Work for the LNG Tangguh Project in Papua, Indonesia
487	Demystifying Software Globalization
486	Translation Problems in Modern Russian Society
485	¿Qué traducción? Los métodos de traducción en el análisis contemporáneo
484	Fonetica impressiva e traduzione
483	Ideological Manipulation in Translation in a Chinese Context: Su Manshu's Translation of Les Misérables
482	Foreignization / Domestication and Yihua / Guihua: A Contrastive Study
481	Creating your business information material – your own brochure
480	Why Are Most Translators Underpaid?
479	On Dictionaries: A Conversation with Ilan Stavans
478	Language Learning in Translation Classrooms
477	The Power of Film Translation
476	Research on Dictionary Use by Trainee Translators
475	On Idioms, Intertextuality, Puddings, and Quantum Physics
474	Vereniging Zelfstandige Vertalers (VZV)
473	Online dictionary resources for patent, technical and medical translation from Japanese, German and French to English. Part 2 – Useful Websites for Translation of Patents from German and French
472	The EN-15038 European Quality Standard for Translation Services: What’s Behind It?
471	Because Knowing Is Not Preferring
470	Branding Is a Lot Like... Translation
469	Eliminating Barriers to Web Globalization
468	GILT: Observations from a Technical Communicator’s Perspective
467	Is a Person’s Name Really Important?
466	The “Good Ol’ Days” Are Gone
465	The Terms of Business: Saving Money Through Terminology Management
464	Gentium: Providing Type to the World
463	Discovering the Joys of Internationalization in Australia
462	Risky Business: Risk Management for Localization Project Managers
461	Why Are Project Managers a Dime a Dozen?
460	Why Arabic Is the Most Difficult Language for Localization
459	The Digital Divide - Why Localization Matters More Than We Know
458	Using XML technology to reduce the cost of authoring and translation
457	An Update on the EU’s In-Vitro Diagnostic (IVD) Directive
456	Musings of a Japanese Translator in New York
455	APROTRAD - Association Professionnelle Des Métiers De La Traductionx
454	Machine Translation (MT) - the 80% Solution?
453	Translation Technology for Sale: Buyer Beware!
452	Enterprise-wide Content Convergence
451	Globalization of Voice Applications: It’s Only the Beginning!
450	eContent Localization Resources for Translator Training - eCoLoRe
449	What Localization Models Can Learn From Translation Theory
448	With a Clear Vision and His Feet on the Ground
447	What Planet Are They On?
446	Project Management, ROI and Efficiency
445	Return on Investment in Multilingual Websites from a Marketing Perspective
444	Global to the Core (Why IBM Can't Tell You How Much Money It Spends on Globalization)
443	That Dirty Little Four-Letter Word
442	Amikai: Best-Of-Breed MT Engine
441	Middle Earth Poses Challenges to Japanese Subtitling
440	Translation Technology Failures and Future
439	Towards A More Equitable Pricing Structure: A Translator's Perspective
438	Making Simultaneous Shipment ("Sim Ship") Work
437	From Tea Leaves to Coffee Grounds
436	Minority Report on Localization 2003
435	Europe's Language Industry in 2003
434	Localization Solved?
433	Coping with Babel: How to Localize XML
432	Why Esperanto and Syriac?
431	Dealing With Those Darn PDFs
430	Controlling What Programs Windows Runs Automatically
429	To Align Or Not To Align
428	Keeping Track of Date and Time with Excel and Other Ways to Clock Your Work
427	Writing and Translation
426	Localization²: Selling the 21st Century Across the Digital Divide
425	Quality Assurance – The Client Perspective
424	Time-to-Market: It’s Standards or Die!
423	Your website: Your virtual business card
422	Subtitling: Changing Standards for New Media?
421	Teaching Computers: Building Multilingual Linguistic Resources With Volunteer Contributions Over the Web
420	Dealing with clients not paying your invoice
419	Bilingualism
418	From Tokyo to Barcelona: Translating Japanese Anime into Catalan
417	Making the Pieces Fit: Using Translation Technology at Sun Microsystem
416	La notion de "barrister" en droit anglais
415	Inttranews Special Report: Birds, brains and learning
414	Translation Theory
413	9 Tips For Increasing Translation Quality While Decreasing Translation Cost
412	Getting Started As A Freelance Translator
411	The history of machine translation in a nutshell
410	The development and use of machine translation systems and computer-based translation tools
409	Translation Technology and the Translator
408	Retrospect and prospect in computer-based translation
407	Association of Hungarian Translation Companies (MFE)
406	The Globalization and Localization Association (GALA)
405	Inttranews Special Report: Andrew Wedel, assistant professor of linguistics, University of Arizona
404	Machine translation and human translation: in competition or in complementation?
403	Les locutions verbales employées en phase de négociations
402	Towards a new vision for MT (Machine translation)
401	Machine translation today and tomorrow

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