- What is Translations News?
- Translations News is a news aggregator for the translation, localization and interpreting industry. We collect headlines and short excerpts from industry publications, newswires and press releases, and organize them by category so the language-services community can scan what's happening in one place.
- Do you write the articles yourselves?
- No. Every item links back to the original publisher (Slator, PR Newswire, BusinessWire, Google News, and others). We only show a short excerpt and always credit the source — we never republish full articles.
- How often is the site updated?
- An automated job checks our configured sources on a schedule and adds new, relevant items as they're published. There's no manual curation delay for most sources.
- How do you decide what counts as "relevant"?
- New items are matched against a list of translation-industry keywords (translation, localization, interpreting, terminology, machine translation, and similar terms) before they're published on the site. This keeps general wire-service noise out.
- I run a language-industry publication. Can you add my feed?
- Yes — reach out and we'll evaluate adding your RSS feed as a source.
- I think an article shouldn't be here, or a link is broken. What do I do?
- Contact us with the article URL and we'll review it. Since we only host excerpts and link to the original source, removal requests are usually resolved quickly.