Podcast: Multilingual events made easier

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Recorded07 Jun 2018

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Joining the podcast this week is founder of Open Audience and Open Meet Leslie Robertson. Leslie joined host James Dickson to look at how technology is allowing event organisers to deliver multi-lingual events. With so many events catering for international visitors, the ability to translate content quickly and efficiently into multiple languages offers huge potential for organisers. During the episode, Leslie identifies the actual process of how content is translated during a live event, and the resulting benefits to both the organiser and the attendees.

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