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Bridgehead Media knows the local version.
A global brand can translate every word and still miss the point. Bridgehead Media builds local creative teams to help the message land.
Ollang wants to end the multilingual relay race
A translated sentence is easy to make. Ollang is building a business around the harder part: getting subtitles, voices, reviewers, and finished files to cross the same finish line.
How Zcomm Learned to Make One Day Last for Months
The Washington agency began with radio, then built a practical answer to media fragmentation: make one good conversation travel farther than anyone expects.
LaMont Digital knows who gets the message passed along
From disaster warnings to political campaigns, this Latino-owned agency builds messages for the people who will carry them. Its work makes a useful distinction between being seen and being shared.
XTM Wants to Turn Translation’s Messy Middle Into Software
The 24-year-old localization company has grown from a cloud translation manager into a six-product platform. Its wager is that enterprises need orchestration and governance more than another translate button.
Smartling’s New Job Is Not Translation - It’s Making AI Safe for the World’s Biggest Brands
Generic AI made a translated sentence cheap. Smartling is betting that enterprises will still pay to make millions of those sentences accurate, on-brand, measurable and ready to publish.
Smartcat
Smartcat is an AI-powered global content platform that lets enterprises create, translate, and localize content in 280+ languages. It combines a translation management system, computer-assisted translation editor, and a matching engine that routes work to the best AI models, with an integrated marketplace of 500,000+ professional linguists for human review. More than 1,000 companies - including roughly 20% of the Fortune 500 - use Smartcat to scale multilingual content while cutting cost and turnaround time.