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The globalization of translation refers to rendition of the translation services to another country or to the international companies in the world market by the translation companies or translators. Globalization is an indispensable aspect in translation in an effort to bring cultural exchanges. By making the texts global enables understanding and learning on varied cultures around the world. The process of globalization is imperative and fast growing than before in the present world. The trend of globalization and localization in translation industry has resulted in some of the countries emerging global hub s of translation centres. The steady growth of industrialsation and business in ... Read Full Story
Written by MaxSprechen on
Understanding German can really be a bonus to your World War II history learning experience. If you are a student of 20th Century history, particularly World Wars I and II, and you don't understand German, you are really missing out. Basically, when it comes to having any perspective about the two World Wars from the German standpoint, you are at the mercy of translators and interpretors. Whatever you are getting is most likely biased and based on the translators opinion. I meet many people who are quite knowlegable about the Germans in World War II, and in many cases this is their specialty area. ... Read Full Story
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There is a constant pressure on companies and their executives to expedite product time-to-market, many software development companies are given impossible deadlines to deliver software that are highly functional. Such software’s are often pushed for Software localization once the source language version is ready for release. Keeping these deadlines in mind, these software development companies can [...] Read Full Story
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Image via Wikipedia About 100 years ago, you would have to wait for a newspaper to get the news or go to the library to look up information. And the information you found was limited to the reach of your local newspaper and the amount of books your library could afford to carry. Another option was to be where the news happened or go to a city with a bigger library. Being where the news happens was impossible. Not so much any more. Every week, new stories are broken by someone using Twitter. You can track trends in Twitter by using TwitScoop and know ... Read Full Story
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Why do you want to learn how to speak German ? Did you just land a job based in Germany and don't have a clue about the German language? Are you in high school or college and are considering taking German? Or are you taking German and having a rough time with it? You may be like many people, whose parents or grandparents moved from Germany to America, Australia or elsewhere, but you never learned a great deal of German from them and you've decided you need to correct this. You are tired of being left out of the conversation when visiting relatives in ... Read Full Story
By using inappropriate style, terminology, and grammar in foreign language Websites, key marketing messages often are lost, and overall confidence in a brand diminishes. This is why a multilingual marketing and localization strategy should underpin any international campaign, with search engine optimization playing a central role.  
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More and more brands are starting to use Twitter, whether it’s to promote new products or connect with customers. The only problem that some brand marketers have with using Twitter is that it can be difficult to have a conversation around links or media files. This is why Vitrue, a social media management company, has created “Twitter Pages” as a new part of its Vitrue SRM Product suite. Think of Twitter Pages as a branded TwitPic for...  
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From a Twitter TV deal to a new Google programming language, it’s been a surprising week on the web. Here’s our pick of the top 5 stories this week, from the serious to the bizarre. 1. From Twitter to TV: Sh*t My Dad Says Gets CBS Deal – A Twitter account got a TV deal…has the social media and mainstream media fusion gone too far? 2. Google’s Plan to Make the Web Twice as Fast – The web is about to get SPDY, writes Barb Dybwad. 3. GO: Google...  
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