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Software Localization vs. Game Localization
It is important to distinguish between a software localization project and a game localization project. Software localization generally takes into account a user’s ability to input dates, numbers, and other data in their respective country formats. Additionally, software localization needs to consider the use of standard keyboard characters, and that user messages are comprehensible in any language...
Building a Global Brand
In addition to taking advantage of outstanding growth opportunities, there are several factors driving the increasing interest in taking brands global… •economies of scale (production and distribution) •lower marketing costs •laying the groundwork for future extensions worldwide •maintaining consistent brand imagery •quicker identification and integration of innovations (discovered worldwide) •preempting international competitors from entering domestic markets or locking you out of other geographic markets •increasing international media reach (especially with the explosion of the Internet) is an enabler •increases in international business and tourism are also enablers

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Garber on Business How to get the media exposure you think you deserve
The two questions I have been asked most often over my years as a member of the working media are: (1) "How does a person get into your line of work?" (translation: "How can I get a cushy, do-nothing, get-paid-tubs-of-money job like yours?") and (2) "How can you get a columnist to give you an ad?" (translation: "I don't know the difference between an ad and a write-up, but even though I'm completely ignorant about what your job as a writer entails, I still want you to spend the time to write all about my business, and promote it for me, for free.").
E-Mail Tip #17 - Matching Words with Body Language
E-mail has a kind of Body Language, and if the words do not match the body language there is going to be confusion at best and open warfare at worst. This article shares an example of a mismatch between Body Language and words and gives an antidote.

E-mail Tip #25 - Watch for Changes in E-Body Language
There is a weath of information in between the lines in e-mails. This is a kind of body language. However, just as in physical body language, to be valid, one must look for changes in body language. This article explains why and how to interpret the changes.
Home-based Business Opportunity: Language Translation
If you are fluent in two or more languages, you can start your own home-based business in language translation. The market for language translation is as deep as the ocean and as wide as the sky. You will translate audio files into a foreign language of which you are fluent in.
3 Essential Elements of Body Language In Non Verbal Communication
Body language is a form of non verbal communication that includes gestures, expressions and various other movements of the body with which we communicate. In our daily lives, most of the impact that we create on others is done through body language. This article summarizes three important aspects of body language that have to be kept in mind for lasting success.
The Language Of Music - A Form Of Musical Communication
The language of music is much like any other language. It is a form of communication that can provoke an emotional response and make the listener think. What the language of music cannot do is represent concrete things or ideas much like how nouns, verbs and adjectives are used in the English language.

SEO Translation- The Complete Guide to Multilingual SEO
SEO Translation includes several aspects. Good localized market results cannot be just achieved with Translation of the text. It requires powerful SEO at the same time. It is wise use of these aspects together that yield good results.

Five Tips For Translation Project Manager
Over the last few years, a lot has been written and discussed about project management, including translation project management. Due to increased certification and conferences, project management has finally gained recognition as a profession. There are even qualifying bodies that validate or certify people as project managers. The (APM) and The Project Management Institute (PMI) are just two examples. The purpose of this blog is to cover what are, in my opinion, the five key elements to being an effective project manager and attaining effective translation project management goals
The difference between Translation Agency, Localization Services and LSP?
All of us have heard or read terms like translation agency, translation company, localization agency and language service provider (LSP). Many people new to translation and localization are sometimes confused by the jargon. This blog post will help clear up the confusion with the often interchangeable terms "translation" and "localization" as well as other terminology connected with the translation industry. Although translation and localization have distinct meanings, the term localization has gained popularity and is sometimes used in place of translation.
How to Prepare The Source Files for Language Translation
Preparing Source Files for Language Translation frequently referred to "source language" files or "source files." For companies new to language translation services, the biggest surprise may be the number of source files that can be required for a complex project, e.g. an extensive website localization project. But just what is a source file? In most instances, source files will refer to project files which contain text that must be translated and localized. This could include graphics files (e.g. Adobe Illustrator or Adobe Photoshop) which contain editable text layers. The most common examples of a text-based source file would be a Microsoft Word file, a FrameMaker file or an XML file.

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