As a follow-up this week’s blog post concerning special regulations due to the Japan Earthquake, we provide more links to Asian Patent and Trademark Offices offering detailed information.
Hong Kong
Korea (patents)
Korea (trademarks)
Taiwan
Detailed information from the Japanese Patent Office (JPO) in Japanese can be found here.… [Continue reading]
MultiLing is glad that all of the employees and their families at our office located in Yokohama, Japan have been accounted for and are safe and healthy!… [Continue reading]
On Monday the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) published an official notice outlining special accommodations available to patent and trademark applicants and owners affected by the catastrophic events that took place in Japan on March 11, 2011. Detailed information is also given by the Japanese Patent Office (JPO) the European Patent Office (EPO) and the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO).… [Continue reading]
We have just distributed the newest edition of our HTML newsletter featuring information about new MultiLing clients, upcoming events and our translation technology Fortis revolution.
The English version can be found here.
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We also publish a German version of the MultiLing newsletter, that can be found here.
Do you consider the information in our newsletter useful for your work?… [Continue reading]
Today we would like to draw your attention to another article written by MultiLing`s marketing expert Emmanuel Margetic. “Internationalizing and Localizing Training Materials” was published in the February issue of “Training” – a professional development magazine that has been advocating training and workforce development as a business tool for 46 years. … [Continue reading]
A recent article in U.S. News predicts a bright future for careers in translation and interpreting. Although prospects vary by language and topical specialty, the overall employment of translators and interpreters is projected to increase 22 percent between 2008 and 2018 in the US – which is way more than the average for all other occupations. … [Continue reading]
