Caught in the Web

Volume 4, No. 1
January 2000

The author was featured as the Translator Profile in the July, 1997 issue of the Translation Journal. Previous installments of this listing appeared in the July 1997, October 1997, January 1998, April 1998, July 1998, October 1998, January 1999, April 1999, July 1999, and October 1999 issues of the Translation Journal.

The explosion of useful information in many languages on the World Wide Web has been a great boon to translators. This spot of each issue of Translation Journal will include a regular listing of web site “finds” useful to translators in a sort of “annotated webography” and previous lists are archived. Please send your own web discoveries to me at cathyf@earlham.edu for future issues. Also please let me know if you ever have any trouble accessing these links.

	Happy 2000! by Gabe Bokor
	Index 1997-2000
	Translator Profiles
	Love, Languages, and Translation by Peter Griffin
	The Profession
	The Bottom Line by Fire Ant & Worker Bee
	When Trust Is Broken
	ASTM Standard for Language Translation by Steve Lank
	Translating the Web: Into the Future by Jan Oldenburg
	Science or Translation? by Maria Karra
	Translators in the Media
	Translators and the Media—Part 1
	Translators and the Media—Part 2
	Business & Finance
	Translating a Brazilian Balance Sheet by Danilo Nogueira
	Translating Development
	Neologisms in International Development by Alexandra Russell-Bitting
	Arabic
	The Arabic Language and Folk Literature by Srpko Lestaric
	Science & Technology
	A Translator’s Guide to Organic Chemical Nomenclature XVIII by Chester E. Claff, Jr., Ph.D.
	Caught in the Web
	Web Surfing for Fun and Profit by Cathy Flick, Ph.D.
	Translators’ On-Line Resources by Gabe Bokor
	Translators’ Tools
	WordFisher for MS Word by Tibor Környei
	Translators’ Emporium
	Translators’ Events
	Letters to the Editor
	Call for Papers

Web Surfing for Fun and Profit

by Cathy Flick, Ph.D.

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