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website translation projects

Website translation services are a major part of our work, and this month promises to be quite busy. We have already done quotes for a couple of interesting projects and today is only 3rd September! This week we have helped a client prepare a Simplified Chinese mini-site, to allow them to start to promote their [...]

UK summer bank holiday 2010

Well its the Friday afternoon before a bank holiday, what would you expect a translation company to be doing? Unsurprisingly we are working on a range of translation projects! Current translation projects include care label translations for two regular clients, various food label translation project, we also have work being typeset, and are working on [...]

packaging and labeling translation

Packaging and labeling translation is one of our main areas of translation services. We work between English and all major world languages. Wikipedia gives some useful background about packaging and labeling. It will be noted that “labeling” (single “l”) is the US English spelling. If you are reading this page, it is therefore likely that [...]

3 customer service ? not

Wonder if other people have had the same trouble as us, with this wonderful mobile phone provider. We were regular customers, no problems until we wanted a phone upgrade. As the contract was coming to an end we asked about an upgrade to a Blackberry or I-phone, after much dithering on their part we decided [...]

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