Every week we share on Twitter many interesting blog posts and online articles about translation (including Greek translation), localization, interpreting, languages, as well as blogging, business and social media.
If you missed any of the great content we shared last week, here is your chance to catch up!
The links are listed in categories and organized by subject matter. Scroll down to find your favorite and enjoy reading! Click here for Translation Favorites from previous weeks.
If you’ve read a fabulous post and would like to share, let us know in the Comments section or email us at info@linguagreca.com so we can add your links to next week’s list.
Translation, Interpreting & Languages
[Podcast] Charge Based on Value, Not on Price – Interview with Vanessa Ugatti
Translating Vs. Localizing Game Assets, And Why Does It Even Matter?
Document Translation Tips: 6 More Ways To Simplify the Process
The 2018 Nimdzi 100 – LSP Rankings (Revised May, 2018)
How to Localise Keywords: main stages, tips and tricks
New special issue of translation journal (open access)
Quiz: Are these idioms British or American English?
Interview with Terminologist Henrik Nilsson
50+ Fascinating Language Facts
Around the web – April 2018
Greek translation & language
Practical tips for translating and publishing Greek documents
Marketing, Business, Web Design, Social media
Overcoming marketing paralysis: How to turn overwhelm into action
How to Drive More Sales Through LinkedIn and Social Selling
How to Optimize Your Call to Action Button for Conversion
What I have learned at Google as a designer
Tech & Other
To Dye For: Inside the Vast Library That Stores the World’s Rarest Pigments
The ban on split infinitives is an idea whose time never came
Every Library Has a Story to Tell
musical chairs
I’ve always wanted to read on this subject. I truly appreciate your wonderful contribution. I’d like to read more from your blog site.
Thanks Catherine, sometimes I read your blog, but this list worth it, interesting and helpful articles which I didn’t catch in past.