I just came across a localization blog which was previously unknown to me. It is named i18n, L10n, and me. What makes this blog interesting? It is written by an employee at IBM, Leah Ketring. Leah is in charge of localization/internationalization of IBM’s developerWorks websites and maintenance of these websites in different countries. The blog is published on IBM’s developerWorks blog publishing platform, which supports the n.Fluent Transwidget. See a blog post I wrote about this widget by clicking here.

This blog is worth following due to IBM’s prominence in the field of machine translation, and its worldwide promotion of the n.Fluent project. Launched in 2008, n.Fluent is one of the world’s first translation crowdsourcing projects and was initiated to improve and promote IBM’s own machine translation technology.

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