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What surprised me the most when I first started my career in localization is just how much I was learning about things that seemingly had nothing to do with localization itself. I had earned a degree from one of the top localization programs in the world, so I had learned all about project management, quality programs, internationalization, and more.
Recently, advocates in the US state of New Jersey raised concerns about the state not providing adequate language access services at community meetings on...
Reviewed by Erik Shonstrom Tim Brookes’ book, Writing Beyond Writing, is at once an historical overview of scripts, a memoir about carving endangered scripts,...
By Kara Warburton Long-standing principles and practices of terminology as a discipline are perfectly suited for developing the semantic resources necessary for various natural...
