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Jan 13 2010
Corinne McKay

Web 2.0 presentation in Paris in March

If you attended the ATA conference in New York this past October, you may have seen Eve Bodeux, Michael Wahlster and I present “Web 2.0 for translation industry professionals,” in which we talked about how to use LinkedIn, Facebook, blogs, podcasts and Twitter for business purposes.

Eve and I (both French to English translators) are very excited that the Société Française des Traducteurs has offered us the opportunity to present a similar workshop (but this time it will be a day long!) entitled Web 2.0 pour traducteurs : optimiser votre utilisation des médias sociaux… which will take place in Paris on March 13. We’ll be presenting in French and covering social networking sites and strategies for Europe-based translators too. Hope to see some Thoughts on Translation readers there!

Written by Corinne McKay · Categorized: Announcements · Tagged: Paris, presentations, SFT, social media, Web 2.0

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