Who Is Really Visiting Your Website? (It’s Not Who You Think!)

By The ATA Chronicle | September 11, 2017

Learn how Google Analytics can mislead you if you’re not careful. Over the past decade, several articles in The ATA Chronicle and sessions at…

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Legal Aspects of Marketing Content: Things to Consider when Translating

By The ATA Chronicle | September 11, 2017

Marketing copy and legal content are not as separate as they appear. There are, in fact, texts in which we may perceive a subtle…

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Branding Yourself – Create a Professional Portfolio

By The Savvy Newcomer | September 5, 2017

 Reblogged from The ATA Chronicle with permission from the author In today’s business world, it is becoming increasingly difficult to make yourself competitive, especially as…

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Corpus analysis: The Ugly Duckling of Translation

By The Savvy Newcomer | August 29, 2017

Not long ago, hearing the term “corpus linguistics” made me shriek; after all, it was something that only linguists in academia did, right? So,…

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Five Steps to Make your Freelance Translator CV Stand Out

By The Savvy Newcomer | August 8, 2017

During the last three months, I have reviewed hundreds of CVs (or resumes) from freelance translators for a new language group we are targeting…

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How Does the ATA Nomination Process Work?

By The Savvy Newcomer | August 1, 2017

By the ATA Nominating and Leadership Development Committee in February 2015: Dorothee Racette, Connie Prener, Tony Guerra, Susanne van Eyl, Karen Tkaczyk Reblogged from…

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Why Pairing up Is a Good Idea, Especially for Freelance Translators!

By The Savvy Newcomer | July 25, 2017

“I’m a freelancer, so other freelancers are my competitors. Especially in my language pair. I should avoid them at all cost!” As a small…

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Translating My Way Around the Periodic Table

By The ATA Chronicle | July 17, 2017

At the end of 2016 I was invited to speak at the Spring 2017 National Meeting of the American Chemical Society (ACS) in San…

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Skeptical Hippos and a Paradigm Shift

By The ATA Chronicle | July 17, 2017

A few months ago I had the chance to speak at the wonderfully organized BP17 Translation Conference in Budapest, Hungary. (According to the conference…

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Interview with Besim Nela, Former War Zone Interpreter

By The ATA Chronicle | July 17, 2017

Throughout the history of mankind, interpreters have been present when individuals, tribes, races, and nations have had to communicate across language barriers. Of all…

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Paul Filkin on the SDL AppStore

By The ATA Chronicle | July 17, 2017

The SDL AppStore is a hub for the latest third-party apps designed to enhance translator productivity. With more than 300,000 downloads and 33,000 users,…

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What’s Cooking in ATA’s Certification Program

By The ATA Chronicle | July 17, 2017

ATA’s Certification Committee and language chairs met for their annual meeting on April 22–23, 2017, in Alexandria, Virginia. (Each exam language combination has a…

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