Where Does Language Fit in with Big Data?

By The ATA Chronicle | July 21, 2016

What is “big data” and how did it become part of the language sector? How should translators and interpreters approach it?

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How to Read and Translate R and S Phrases in Technical Texts

By The ATA Chronicle | July 21, 2016

Risk phrases and safety phrases are among the most ubiquitous text units encountered in chemical documentation. Let’s explore the origin of these phrases to get a better idea of how they work and their place in documents for translation.

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U.S. Immigration Benefits
 for Professional Translators and Interpreters

By The ATA Chronicle | July 21, 2016

The immigration options available to foreign-born translators and interpreters are varied. An immigration attorney and a certified translator explain the benefits and drawbacks of applying for immigration benefits for foreign-born translators and interpreters.

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Review of the ALC 2015 Industry Survey©

By The Savvy Newcomer | July 12, 2016

By Helen Eby Reblogged from the ATA Interpreters Division blog with permission from the author (incl. the image) Founded in 2002, the Association of Language…

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How to Have a Super First Year in the ATA: Small Resources that Add Up to Big Benefits

By The Savvy Newcomer | May 31, 2016

Welcome to the third article in the series How to Have a Super First Year in the ATA. This time, I’ll be talking about…

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Tool Name, Version: MateCat 0.6.6 (February 18, 2016)

By The ATA Chronicle | May 19, 2016

Could a free CAT tool like MateCat really be of use to translators? Naomi Sutcliffe de Moraes, chair of ATA’s Translation and Interpreting Resources…

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Taking Advantage of an Opportunity

By The ATA Chronicle | May 19, 2016

The story of how one translator taught himself what he needed to know to be able to take advantage of an opportunity. Let me…

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An Hourly Fee for Translation?

By The ATA Chronicle | May 19, 2016

Before dismissing the idea of charging an hourly rate, it’s important to examine a few underlying assumptions associated with this practice. Freelance language services…

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An Interview with Barbara Inge Karsch, Terminologist & ATA’s Terminology Committee Chair

By The ATA Chronicle | May 19, 2016

Men ever had, and ever will have leave, To coin new words well suited to the age, Words are like leaves, some wither every…

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Outreach to the Paralegal Community about Translation and Interpreting

By The ATA Chronicle | May 19, 2016

Giving presentations to professionals in other fields helps create greater awareness about the importance of using bona fide professional translators and interpreters versus bilinguals…

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By The ATA Chronicle | May 19, 2016

Letter to the Editor Comment on Tony Beckwith’s Interview with Cressida Stolp Before I share my comments regarding Tony Beckwith’s interview in the January-February…

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Making Ourselves Heard

By The ATA Chronicle | May 19, 2016

From the President David Rumsey president@atanet.org Twitter handle: @davidcrumsey Living in the Pacific Northwest, fog and ferries are an everyday part of life. There is no…

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