Digital Landfill -- now available in 51 languages. Including English.

January 24, 2010

Digital Landfill -- now available in 51 languages. Including English.

I have to admit that I think this is cool. I know machine translation is an approximation, but this sure is better than nothing. Sometimes it is just amazing what is possible -- and for free. Check out the button immediately to the right on this page on the web site.

To give credit, I heard about this button on the TWIG show (This Week in Google). I totally recommend this podcast. Every week, there are at least 2-3 cool things mentioned on the show that are of immediate use.

Any mistakes in English are mine.

Some other posts that may be of interest...

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8 secrets of an effective content or records management implementation

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8 things to consider when developing an information retention policy

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Jan 24, 2010 10:49:41 PM

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