Inclusivity and Accessibility: Tackling iGaming’s Next Big Challenge
From device-specific websites to using sociolects, know how to make your iGaming content and website more inclusive and accessible.
iGaming Content Localization: Which Marketing Materials Should You Localize?
Want to expand your iGaming business and turbocharge your entry into new and exciting markets? Localize your marketing materials. Here’s how.
Like Night and Day: How Proofreading Differs From Re-Translation
In the translation industry, “proofreading” has become a euphemism for “re-translation.” As a client, how do you discern the differences? Read on to learn more.
All on Red: Latest Online Gambling Scene in China
Market size, regulation, Chinese gambling culture, the best Chinese social media platforms to promote your iGaming business – it’s all right here.
A Complete Primer on Game Localization for 2022
Game localization entails more than just translating texts and dialogues from their original languages. So, let’s see what essential aspects of a game we can localize and how we go about it!
5 Reasons Why Outsourcing Igaming Content Localization Is Important in 2022
International expansion is a crucial objective for most iGaming brands. And why not?
5 Reasons Why Machine Translation Can Cost You Far More Than Humans Ever Will
iGaming is a massive, lucrative, and constantly growing industry. Therefore, it should come as no surprise that expansion into global markets is an essential aspect of every iGaming brand’s growth strategy – at least those that are worth their salt.
Lost in Translation? 6 Top Tips for Quality iGaming Content Translation
A few years ago, if you typed the word “dog” 18 times into Google Translate, from the language of Yoruba to English, users were met with a translation of apocalyptic proportions.
Know the Differences Between Soccer and Football
For many years, one question has been revolving among the football fanatics – “What are the differences between Soccer and American Football?”
Unicode: The Journey From Standardizing Texts to Emojis
Wondering why texts sometimes look crooked, or why emojis look different from, let’s say, Apple to Facebook Messenger?