Easyling.com can be used to publish your translations in a variety of ways and with such a wide portfolio to choose from it’s sometimes easy to get lost among the solution that is best suited for your specific need. This post will help you make sense of each and pick the best one to assist your client.
Balázs Benedek, Co-Founder of Easyling summarised the company first 10 years and his vision about the future technologies in an interview with Scott Bass Scott: In 2010, what drove you to launch Easyling? There are lots of technical problems in the world. Why TPS technology? Balázs: We just wanted to solve our own problem. We had a product website that we wanted to translate to English, powered by a rare CMS.
We are attending SlatorCon Remote on July 9th. Don’t miss all the exciting topics SlatorCon Remote covers! Check them out and register if you haven’t done so yet: https://slator.com/slatorcon-remote-july-2020-agenda/. Easyling’s presentation will focus on Continuous Website Translation Delivery, including Translation Proxy or Javascript-based technologies and CMS funtionalities. Hope to see you there!
This year’s masterclass was extraordinary. Because of the pandemic, Easyling Masterclass 2020 moved online, making attendance so much easier and resulting in the highest number of masterclass participants so far.
We are attending SlatorCon Amsterdam as a Panel Partner on November 28th. Language industry executives, technologists and service and technology buyers from around the world will experience a rich agenda of strategic insights and actionable ideas, delivered by industry experts in highly focused, 20-minute TED-style presentations. For more details, check out Slator.com’s press release on the event.
On August 12, 2019, the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts ruled that Smartling should pay Easyling US$4,009.10 in costs after Easyling had been cleared of trademark infringement and unfair competition charges earlier this year. On June 12, after a 6-day trial, a federal jury sitting in Boston unanimously rejected the claims of venture capital funded Smartling, Inc. against independent startup Skawa Innovation, Ltd. for trademark and trade dress infringement and unfair competition.
In July, Easyling is offering two tracks of master classes to users. In addition to the Advanced Master Class scheduled for July 11th in Budapest, we are announcing an Introductory Class to beginners on July 10th, the previous day. The classes are free but registration is required by July 1st. Introductory Class WHEN: July 10th, 2019, 9 AM to 5 PM WHERE: 19 Oktober 6. St., H-1051 Budapest, Hungary TOPICS: How to get started with Easyling; setting up projects; how to give a word count and sell website translation to LSP clients; technical tips and best practices for content owners as well as translators and PMs.
On June 12, after a 6-day trial, a federal jury sitting in Boston unanimously rejected the claims of venture capital funded Smartling, Inc. against independent startup Skawa Innovation, Ltd. for trademark and trade dress infringement and unfair competition. In one of the first cases of its kind to advance to trial, the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts considered whether the ‘look and feel’ of a website can constitute protectable trade dress.