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Surfing static pages on the web is perhaps not the best
source for current information. To get the latest and greatest,
check out the blogs of translators, localizers, and others in the
globalization industry. It's an exercise in non-linear thinking, but thoroughly enjoyable and illuminating.
Here are a few to get you started. My thanks to the
Enigmatic Mermaid (formerly pombostrans.blogspot.com) for the wake-up call!
Note: Some of these are slow to load....
Note 2 2009-06-20: Finally cleaned out a number of dead links. I'll add in some new material shortly. It is funny though to read again that bottom section
announcing blogs were being noticed by the media in 2002. We take them for granted now, and perhaps they are even being replaced by tweets and other media. So it goes.
|
I18nGuy's Blog |
| Boston University's Linguistics in the News |
| World Wide Words (British English) |
| A Word A Day (awad) (American English) |
| Jim Breen's Japanese page |
| The Word Spy |
| Australian People |
What are people saying about blogs and bloggers?
Try:
Wired news, 2002-12-23:
Blogs Make the Headlines.
It's not about language blogs, just blogs in general and their impact on journalism,
but I liked the article and heck anything that references Star Trek's Borg (or Seven of Nine) is good for me!
Borg Journalism (Link is gonzo!)
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