This month American Language Services had the honor of working with two of the World Wide Web’s mega-brands: Twitter and Google. You might think a company that’s famous for transmitting short, 140-character messages, or tweets, wouldn’t have a lot to say. But Twitter, the real-time information network giant, does ‘ and it needs to say […]
American Language Services was invited into the glitz and glamor of Hollywood this month. Well, actually it was Burbank and New York. First we were invited to the house built by a little mouse, and then it was a trip to the ‘Big Apple.’ Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy and their friends are world famous. […]
In August AMCI, the auto marketing giant, called on American Language Services for help. It was hosting a multinational (and multilingual) conference on automobile research at its Los Angeles offices and needed to converse with its many international partners in the automotive industry. We supplied the organization, known worldwide for its legacy of ‘world’s first’ […]
School may be out for the summer, but American Language services is busy helping our education clients bridge language and cultural gaps wherever they may be. We were recently called on by Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., one of America’s oldest and most respected educational institutions. The university asked us to provide spanish language translation […]
Although most U.S. schools are on break in July, American Language Services is busy serving the interpretation and translation needs of some of the country’s largest and well-known educational institutions. And while Students might be on their summer break, and many families are taking vacations this month, especially during the Independence Day holiday, we’re hard […]
From federal lawmen and Chinese business leaders to nurses and teachers, American Language Services continues to make good on our promise of providing accurate translation and interpretation services to the great array of customers we serve ‘ from national governments to non-profits, and from Fortune 500 corporations to public schools. In June, American Language Service […]
Beachbody, the company known for its ubiquitous P90X infomercials and a stable of in-home fitness programs, has been helping America’s flabby fight for fitness and health. But recently the Santa Monica-based company asked for the help of American Language Services (AML-Global) during a conference at the MGM Grand Hotel on the Strip in Las Vegas. […]
Over the last fifty years, Las Vegas has become one of the world’s brightest and most desirable vacation destinations. Families, tourists, and businesses have come to this oasis in the Nevada desert seeking good times and good fortunes at one its hundreds of hotels and casinos. But American Language Services sees a different kind of […]
In March of this year, Louisiana State University’s National Center for Biomedical Research and Training reached out to American Language Services for help. The Center was starting a massive training effort to prepare international law enforcement agencies on how to prepare for a biological event or terrorist attack. As a result, the NCBRT was in […]
As a company, American Language Services was born out of serving the legal needs of Southern California. A vital part of the legal process is putting the words of depositions and proceedings down on paper, and sometimes those words are in languages other than English. As a result, AML-Global has been steadily building its transcription […]
Back in January, AML-Global was proud to announce its procurement of even more interpretation equipment to accommodate translations at large conventions and conferences. In that piece, the company declared its increased inventory of booths, headsets, receivers, and transmitters placed strategically across the United States to better serve larger events around the country. Now only four […]
The State of California recently added two more languages to its list of court-certified languages. The state’s courts officially added Khmer and Punjabi, two of the most commonly spoken dialects in Southeast Asia, to its list of certified languages. For the previous thirty years, the state’s courts only granted certifications to interpreters for eleven languages […]
