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October 30, 2024 00:12:35
The Decline of Language Learning in US Higher Education: A Call to Action for the Localization Industry

The Decline of Language Learning in US Higher Education: A Call to Action for the Localization Industry

By Mimi Moore and Carrie Fischer US college and university enrollments in courses for languages other than English fell 16.6% from 2016 to 2021....

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October 30, 2024 00:07:19
Poetry in Bamboo: The Story of Mangyan Calligraphy

Poetry in Bamboo: The Story of Mangyan Calligraphy

By Tim Brookes Bamboo carving is a traditional writing technique of the indigenous Mangyan people of the Philippines. Tim Brookes describes how ancestral poetry...

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October 24, 2024 00:29:08
AI’s Full Potential: The Human-Centric Approach Behind Acolad’s Lia

AI’s Full Potential: The Human-Centric Approach Behind Acolad’s Lia

A conversation with Gráinne Maycock, chief revenue officer at Acolad. We will discuss the evolution of AI in the language industry and their most...

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October 24, 2024 00:30:06
Unlocking Localization Potential With a Successful TMS Migration

Unlocking Localization Potential With a Successful TMS Migration

By Jan Hofmeister and Laszlo Varga Sticking with an outdated translation management system can hold a company back. The authors explain the benefits of...

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October 24, 2024 00:14:48
The Case for TMS Connectors in the Hyperpersonalization Era

The Case for TMS Connectors in the Hyperpersonalization Era

By Jourik Ciesielski, Laszlo Varga, and István Lengyel Hyperpersonalization leads to better customer engagement, but few localization departments are currently prepared to achieve it....

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October 02, 2024 00:06:26
Collateral Damage

Collateral Damage

By Ewandro Magalhães The Mayan civilization may have vanished, but its linguistic heritage endures. Today, up to 22 ancient Mayan languages are still spoken...

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