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Welcome to Loc Lessons, the podcast from the Association of Translation Companies hosted by Chair Corinne Saynor Smith and Vice-Chair James Brown, exploring trends and talking shop with voices from across the language services world.ATC Loc Lessons brings industry insights…
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Episode 13 - Celebrating 50 Years of ATC: An interview with Geoffrey Bowden (opens the original)
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A look back at how language technology and the language services landscape has evolved over the last 50 years To celebrate the ATC's 50 th anniversary as trade association, hosts James Brown and Corinne Smith have invited Geoffrey Bowden to speak on the Loc Lessons Podcast. Geoffrey shares his journey from his early days in public relations to becoming a pivotal player in the ATC, serving as its General Secretary from 1980 until 2018. He looks back at the early, pre-digital days of running the t
Episode 12: Language rights are human rights: How Clear Global supports underserved communities through language technology (opens the original)
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Language rights are human rights: How Clear Global supports underserved communities through language technology In this special Loc Lessons episode, Corinne Smith is joined by Jolanta Wantuła , Project Management Unit Manager at Clear Global , a non-profit organisation whose mission it is to help people get vital information and be heard – whatever language they speak. Jolanta shares how Clear Global builds language technology to bridge communication gaps in crisis response, and to support commu
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