Inttranews leaves Beta

June 10, 2006 (PRLEAP.COM) Technology News
Since the launch of the media monitoring service in November 2004, readership of the wire service has continually expanded to reach a current monthly average of 23,000 linguists in 57 countries.

Inttranews archives now include more than 11,800 articles, and an average of 30 reports are published each working day in the two versions of the news service currently available (English and French), with articles specific to each.

The quality of the coverage provided by Inttranews is reflected in the range of institutions that have syndicated the wire service, including among others:
- the International Federation of Translators (FIT) [www.fit-ift.org], representing more than 100,000 interpreters and translators in 60 countries,
- the European Union of Associations of Translation Companies (EUATC) [www.euatc.org], representing more than 650 translation companies in 13 countries,
- the Globalization and Localization Association (www.gala-global.org),
- the British Association of Sign Language Interpreters (www.asli.org.uk),
- the Inttranet (www.inttra.net), the global network of professional interpreters and translators located in 45 countries.

To maintain and develop coverage of issues and events of interest or concern to the language industry, in particular with content from 6 additional language versions for Europe, the Middle East, Asia and South America, from June 30 onwards, access to main Inttranews content will be by subscription only, and free reports will become the exception rather than the rule.

The annual subscription fee will remain at the current rate of €24 (excluding VAT), with additional discounts on group subscriptions available to the members of partner organisations syndicating the Inttranews service.

For further information, please contact:
webmaster@inttranews.net
www.inttranews.net

About
Inttranews is a daily news service monitoring the global media for reports on issues or events of interest or concern to linguists. The service has been designed and developed by HTT (www.htt.fr), an ISO 9001-certified (v2000) translation company located in Rouen, France, since 1987.
The HTT team also designed and developed the InttranetÔ (www.inttra.net), the multilingual portal for professional interpreters and translators, and TerminallÔ, an ISO 12616-compatible multilingual terminology database for use by Inttranet members.