Tag: MultiLingual Media
LanguageLine Contributes to New eBook Exploring the Future of AI in Translation
The publication comes at a time when organizations across industries are evaluating how AI can help translate more content, support more languages, and reach global audiences more efficiently.
MultiLingual Magazine Wins Second APEX Award of Excellence
A top awards program for corporate, nonprofit, and independent publishers, the APEX Awards this year recognized MultiLingual magazine's June 2024 issue, which ran with a cover story profiling Dr. Hailah Alkhalaf.
LangTalent April 2025
Moderated by MultiLingual Media CEO Eddie Arrieta, this spring’s LangTalent “Future of Work” panel explored how work is being redefined across industries — and what that means for professionals in the language sector.
LangTalent 2024
Hosted by MultiLingual Media, LangTalent 2024 united experts and aspiring professionals in a unique, two-day virtual event dedicated to exploring careers, skills, and the future of work in the language industry.
The Makings of an Award-Winning Magazine
This year, MultiLingual magazine was crowned with an APEX Award for Publication Excellence, a top awards program for independent publishers. The magazine’s former publisher reflects on how the winning issue was produced and what the award means for the publication’s devoted staff and readers.
LangTalent 2024: Learn From Language Industry Experts
This free online event highlights trends and skills in the global language industry and provides a platform to explore professional development and well-being for language professionals.
MultiLingual Media CEO Eddie Arrieta Discusses Future of AI and Leadership on Localization Fireside Chat Podcast
The conversation explored trends shaping the industry and shared insights for professionals navigating a changing global landscape. Eddie opened up about his personal journey to his current leadership role.
MultiLingual Magazine Wins APEX Award for Publication Excellence
The awards program has recognized MultiLingual magazine for its high-caliber “graphic design, editorial content, and the ability to achieve overall communications effectiveness.”
Aki Ito, Jost Zetzsche retire from MultiLingual editorial board
With Ito joining in 2007 and Zetzsche in 2012, both guided MultiLingual magazine’s editorial decisions with their expertise built through long, impactful careers.