Category Archives: voice-to-text

ATA 52nd Conference Wrap-Up, Part 1: I’m In Love With Massachusetts

Posted on November 4, 2011 by Andrew Levine

Last week, the American Translators Association was in Boston for its 52nd annual conference, and so was I. The Association’s organizing efforts were excellent, as they usually are, and some 2000 people from the language industry were in attendance. My … Continue reading →

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Training a Dragon: My Presentation at the ATA Conference in Boston

Posted on October 20, 2011 by Andrew Levine

Thursday the 27th, one week from today, will mark the start of the 52nd annual conference of the American Translators Association. I’ll be giving a talk on Saturday, in the last time-slot of the event, entitled “Training a Dragon: Using … Continue reading →

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“The tyranny of distance didn’t stop the cavalier…”

Posted on August 28, 2011 by Andrew Levine

Here we are, then. I’m Andrew Levine, a freelance translator of French texts into English, currently based in Brooklyn, New York. This has been my career since I got out of college four years ago, and I love (almost) every … Continue reading →

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