Challenges sometimes turn out as unpredictable adventures, and A Word In Your Ear has certainly done that. When I started this blog no-one thought the idea was worth a cent. “Interpretation is not an interesting subject”, they said, much less on social networks; my friends told me the whole subject would be exhausted in three videos. So it didn’t look good. [Read more…]
Resetting our ways
Resetting our ways
The video accompanying this text was recorded some time ago and on reviewing it I realised that it contained questions but few answers. Interpreting is changing but what can we do about it? [Read more…]
Interpreters and competition law
Trustbusters Busted: Freelance Interpreters Affirm Working Conditions/Bargaining Rights
By Luigi Luccarelli
Note: This article originally appeared in The Guild Reporter, a publication of The Newspaper Guild – Communication Workers of America, in 1996. The Translators and Interpreters Guild, an affiliate of the CWA, submitted an amicus brief to the FTC in support of AIIC’s defense of standards and working condition. [Read more…]
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