26 May COVID-19 Through the Eyes of a Local
A collection of poems from our global network of linguists, each paying homage to the ways in which their communities have come together and adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic of...
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21 May The Rise of Virtual Experiences
The list of canceled and postponed events due to coronavirus grows longer by the day. TV shows that depended on their live audiences are having to do without. Some professional sports...
21 Apr Voiceover Production During COVID-19: The Show Goes On
Voiceover recording is a huge part of what we do at InterEcho. We reached out to our voice artists recently to see how they and their families are doing. We...
07 Apr Keeping In Touch While Physical Distancing
The COVID-19 pandemic has created unique realities for countries and their citizens, who are rushing to respond to this once-in-a-century event. Here at InterEcho, we pride ourselves on connecting communities...
26 Feb International Work Culture
Almost everyone around the world starts Monday the same way. We all wake up, get dressed, eat some breakfast, and make our way to work. The global workforce is collective in that we all have bills to pay, but the way we approach our 9 to 5 can vary a lot depending on where we live.
28 Jan Our Favorites Ads Of 2019
2019 – what a year. In the advertising world, a shift in culture was reflected in many of the campaigns that went viral. Marketing provoked social commentary and brands capitalized on current trends to let audiences know they were keeping up with the times.
18 Dec Fictional Languages You Can Learn
Have you ever felt like real-world languages just aren't enough? Now you can take learning another language to the next level with these six fictional ones.
13 Sep A Guide To Localization
What do you get when a brand establishes a global identity and effectively reaches its intended audiences with cohesive messaging? Increased revenue.
25 Jul Untranslatable Words
Have you ever had a feeling or thought that you can’t quite articulate? Maybe the word doesn’t come to mind, or you just can’t think of the right way to say it. Well it probably exists, it’s just in another language.