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26 Sep 2025

ITI and CIOL respond to report by Europe Economics

ITI and CIOL have written to the Rt Hon Ed Miliband MP to raise concerns about a recently published report on the Impact of Growth of Data Centres on Energy Consumption, which compares the energy consumption of an AI-driven translation with the energy consumption of a professional translator carrying out the same task in a deeply flawed case study.

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Cover of ITI Bulletin, (October–December 2025). The main headline reads 'Picture this: Translating manga'. The illustration shows a person
19 Sep 2025

ITI Bulletin October-December 2025

In this issue: Gwen Clayton talks about the ups and downs of translating manga (p7) Pavrita Baxi explores how Indian voiceover work is booming (p10) Khadidja Merakchi looks closely at subtitling (p17) Liubov Green reports on her research of interpreters working in courtrooms (p22)

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11 Aug 2025

Collaborating for a Sustainable Future

In recent years, the ITI has taken good steps to foster collaboration with academic institutions. As evident in the blogs by its Chief Executive Sara Robertson (e.g., Sara’s blog dated 5 June 2025), the ITI recognises that in an increasingly complex and fragmented professional landscape, working with academia is part of the solution for the sustainable future of the profession of translation/interpreting. The ITI is being actively involved in research initiatives and public engagement projects alongside universities.

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