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The Week in Review: Language Industry News June 16-22

This week’s stories reveal a quiet but powerful shift: organizations aren’t just deploying language technology, they’re defining who has the authority to speak, interpret, decide, and be understood.

Acolad Redefines Interpreting with the Launch of Lia Live  

With Lia Live, Acolad continues to redefine multilingual communication by combining technology and human expertise to help organizations communicate more effectively across languages, channels, and markets. 

Acolad and Gradium Partner to Advance Enterprise-Ready AI Interpreting

The partnership reflects Acolad’s commitment to delivering secure, scalable, and governed AI-powered interpreting solutions, designed for enterprise and public-sector environments.

Acolad Secures Position on Key NHS Shared Business Services Framework

Securing a place on this framework strengthens Acolad’s position within the UK public sector, offering access to an estimated annual combined spend of €21 million across suppliers.
2025 projected on a screen in front of an audience

Making Sense of 2025

Chief executive officers and business leaders in the language industry reflect on the past year. The general consensus is that 2025 was a year of disruption, uncertainty, and transformation, primarily driven by AI technology evolution.

This is us. This is Acolad.: Acolad Gets Bronze at Stevie’s International Business Awards

Acolad’s “This is Us. This is Acolad.” campaign wins a Bronze Stevie Award for Re-Branding of the Year at the 2025 International Business Awards.

Acolad Named Crown Commercial Service Supplier

Acolad joins Crown Commercial Service, expanding multilingual language and content solutions for UK public sector bodies.

Acolad Expands AI Data Services with Strategic Hires

Acolad, the global leader in language and content solutions, has announced the expansion of its AI Data Services Solutions, marking a bold step in...

Successfully Implementing eConsent for Multilingual Clinical Trials

For clinical trials involving linguistically and culturally diverse patient populations, successful eConsent implementation goes beyond simply digitizing consent forms. A successful implementation strategy includes regulatory compliance, data privacy, and cultural sensitivity.