Monthly Archives: July 2011

OpenBorder begins looking for early translation testers

Posted on July 28, 2011 by

OpenBorder Ltd is seeking providers and buyers of language services to participate in the initial testing of its translation marketplace platform. OpenBorder is an online, B2B marketplace for the global translation industry. Buyers and providers of professional translation services transact business … Continue reading →

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“Trade Me” exec joins ambitious language services internet start-up

Posted on July 27, 2011 by

The following is the text of a 27 July Media Release (New Zealand): Key Trade Me executive Alan Howard has joined a new internet business that aims to revolutionise the US$31-billion global trade in language services. Howard, Head of Development … Continue reading →

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“I want to translate a web page… but using Word!” Converting HTML to Word format

Posted on July 24, 2011 by

I was chatting with Danielle Gehrmann (@danielletrans), friend and Italian to English translator from just ‘across the ditch’ (the Tasman Sea) in Sydney, and the conversation turned to translating website content… Danielle: Sometimes my clients want their web pages translated, but … Continue reading →

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