Translating and the Computer 30

27-28 November 2008 at the Holiday Inn Camden Lock, London

The longest-running conference series in the world dealing with translation automation holds its 30th anniversary session this year.

Topics include the wikifization of translation and crowdsourcing, the African Network for Localisation, quality assurance and hybrid translation automation solutions. Two special panels will discuss the past and the future of MT with contributions from world-leading experts, translators and developers. More details: [url=http://www.aslib.co.uk/conferences/]http://www.aslib.co.uk/conferences/[/url] To register: [url=http://www.aslib.co.uk/conferences/booking.html]http://www.aslib.co.uk/conferences/booking.html[/url] ASLIB Tranlating and the Computer is supported by BCS Natural Language Translation Specialist Group, European Association for Machine Translation, IAMT, Chartered Institute of Linguists, Institute of Translation and Interpreting, ELRA, LISA, CNGL and TILP.

Posted by The Editors on 13th Nov 2008
in Conference Diary

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