ATA’s Government Language Division at Army Language Conference

By The ATA Chronicle | July 16, 2019

Last March, two members of the Government Linguist Outreach Task Force (GLOTF)—an eight-person group approved by ATA’s Board of Directors and led by ATA’s…

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Three Myths about Who Should Edit Your Translation

By The ATA Chronicle | July 16, 2019

Some translation projects involve a lone translator, while others allow the translator to choose an editor. My own experience comes from working for direct…

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Regular Expressions: An Introduction for Translators

By The ATA Chronicle | July 16, 2019

Regular expressions (also known as RegEx) are a very powerful resource and open a full range of possibilities in different programs, including some computer-assisted…

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ATA Certification Exam Preparation Workshops

By The ATA Chronicle | July 16, 2019

In recent years, ATA has focused on providing those individuals who are interested in becoming ATA-certified with opportunities to learn more about the exam…

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Translate Differently and Don't Fear

By The ATA Chronicle | July 16, 2019

A university professor was singing the praises of DeepL, the machine translation service, on Facebook. He claimed translators’ days were numbered. That made the author think of something else to say in reply.

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Communicating the Value of Our Services

By The ATA Chronicle | July 16, 2019

Why is it so hard to communicate the value of our services, and is it really all our fault? Learn how psychological biases and a lack of understanding affect the perception of the value of translation and interpreting, and what translators, translation agencies, and professional associations can do about it.

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Collaboration among Language Professionals: Representing ATA at the ACES: Society for Editing Annual Conference

By The ATA Chronicle | July 16, 2019

Conference attendees buzzed over the latest updates to the Chicago Manual of Style and Associated Press (AP) Stylebook. Crowds of word nerds filled the…

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Letter to the Editor

By The ATA Chronicle | July 16, 2019

“Am I Ready for the Exam?” | Nora Favorov I wanted to respond to the Certification Forum column in the March/April issue, entitled “Am…

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Palm Springs or Bust!

By The ATA Chronicle | July 16, 2019

From the President-Elect Ted R. Wozniak ted@tedwozniak.net ATA60 is less than five months away, so it’s not too soon to start making plans to…

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Are you who you say you are? Being honest about your credentials and skills

By The Savvy Newcomer | June 18, 2019

You turn on your computer, take a sip of coffee and see a potential project come in. What are the chances, knowing nothing about…

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3 Myths About Who Should Edit Your Translation

By The Savvy Newcomer | June 4, 2019

Some translation projects involve a lone translator, while others allow the translator to choose an editor. My own experience comes from working for direct…

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Dealing with Sexual Harassment

By The ATA Chronicle | May 28, 2019

Thanks to the #MeToo movement, women and men around the world finally feel more comfortable discussing the issue of sexual harassment in and out…

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