Sport speaks every language – but sometimes it still needs a translator
A global campaign should feel as though it was created for its audience, not just translated for them. Read about our sports translation services here.
What’s the difference between certified, notified and apostilled translations?
Find out what notarised translation is and how it differs from a standard certified translation.
The power of being understood: International Translation Day 2026
This International Translation Day, project manager Alex Millward discusses the main theme: the power of being understood.
Localisation vs. Transcreation: What’s the difference?
What exactly are localisation and transcreation, and are they different? And if so, how? Let's dig in.
7 translation myths – debunked
There are a lot of myths surrounding the translation and localisation industry. Luckily, Clare Suttie's here to call them out.
The EU’s new AI laws, and what they mean for translation
What do the EU's new laws on AI use and transparency mean for the translation industry? Atlas's Director Clare Suttie explains all...
9 tips for getting the most out of your interpreter
Planning to work with an interpreter? Here are 9 top tips for planning and getting the best out of working with an interpreter.
Secrets of a successful language services agency founder
We’re celebrating 35 years of Atlas Translations, so we thought we ought to ask founder Clare Suttie for her secrets! Read on to find out how she’s navigated 35...
From the Catwalk to the Checkout Counter: Why Brand Voice Matters in Fashion, Retail, and Cosmetics Translation
Your brand has a personality. It took years to build, a lot of effort to articulate, and a careful team to keep consistent. So the last thing you want...
Translation for Charities and NGOs: Does Your Message Travel as Far as Your Impact?
You're doing work that genuinely matters. Whether that's running a grassroots environmental campaign, managing international aid programmes, or advocating for policy change across borders, the impact you're creating is...
One Agency, Multiple Document Types: The Case for Consolidating Your Translation Suppliers
Picture a fairly typical scenario in pharmaceutical and medical device companies. One translation agency handles regulatory submissions. Another looks after patient-facing materials. A third manages marketing localisation for new...
What Does Onboarding a New Translation Agency Actually Look Like?
Switching suppliers is one of those decisions that can sit on the to-do list longer than it should. You know your current setup isn’t right, and you spend more...