LINGUIST List 21.3367
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Sun Aug 22 2010
Confs: Translation/India
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Action for Global Information Sharing
Message 1: Action for Global Information Sharing
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Date: 20-Aug-2010
From: Raymond Doctor <raymond.doctor gmail.com>
Subject: Action for Global Information Sharing
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Action for Global Information Sharing Short Title: AGIS-10 Date: 01-Dec-2010 - 07-Dec-2010 Location: New Delhi, India Contact: Kulkarni Mahesh Contact Email: gistadmin cdac.in Meeting URL: http://www.agis10.org Linguistic Field(s): Translation Meeting Description: Localisation has become a major issue in all countries to ensure the outreach of information. Aware of the urgent need for localisation especially in the most common Indian languages, GIST RESEARCH LABS. CDAC PUNE have tied up with the Localisation Research Centre, Limerick Ireland as well as TILP (Institute for Training Localisation professionals) to ensure that dearth of information in one's mother-tongue does not act as a deterrent for outreach of information. As a pre-event the period of 1-4 December is given over to Localisation Training and the 6-7 December to an International Conference under the aegis of AGIS: Action for Global Information Sharing. The venue will be in Delhi. This is the 10th of a series of conferences in the important area of localisation.
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