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Nataly Kelly

Silicon Valley Seeks to Translate the World

Arts, Culture & Media

The demand for translating data into multiple languages is growing fast. Computer language translations are helping, but instead of making human translators redundant, they’re increasing the need for them.

Africans often miss out on resources because of lack of translations

Government budget shortfalls lead to risky cuts in certified court interpreter budgets

Global Politics
Two interpreters sit between US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Argentina's President de Kirchner.

Translating Birth, Love and Death

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