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META-FORUM 2011 - Budapest   

META-FORUM 2011 - Solutions for Multilingual Europe, Budapest

META-FORUM was an international conference on powerful technologies for the multilingual European information society and an official event of the Hungarian EU Presidency.

Cultural and linguistic diversity is a hallmark of European integration. While the European Union works in 23 official languages, a total of about 60 languages are spoken on our continent when regional languages are taken into account. Information provided to citizens, business partners, consumers and tourists keeps growing at a fast pace. Will businesses and public administrations be able to translate this vast quantity of text into 23 or 60 languages? For 23 languages, we already have 506 pairs of source and target languages, for 60 languages 3540 pairs are needed. Surely, we cannot afford to sacrifice our linguistic diversity. But, can we afford to maintain it?

The event details can be found here.

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Welcome Address

Keynote Talks

Session 1. Multilingual LT Research in Europe: Trends & Challenges

Session 2. European Language Technology Industries

[syn]  2972 views, 02:43  
flagQ/A - European Language Technology IndustriesQ/A - European Language Technology Industries
Jochen Hummel, László Podhorányi, et al. Jochen Hummel, László Podhorányi, Johannes Bursch, Laszlo Tihanyi, Rose Lockwood

Session 3. Supporting Innovation in Language Technology

Session 4. Are Europe's Languages in Danger?

[syn]  2694 views, 42:10  
flagLanguage Communities taking an Active Role in LT Research and InnovationLanguage Communities taking an Active Role in LT Research and ...
Sabine Kirchmeier-Andersen, Kadri Vider, et al. Sabine Kirchmeier-Andersen, Kadri Vider, Rimvydas Vaštakas, Peter Spyns, Algirdas Saudargas

Session 5. European Institutions and Multilingual Language Technologies

Session 6. Language Technologies for Multilingual Societies

[syn]  2462 views, 56:04  
flagMultilingualism in Small and Large RegionsMultilingualism in Small and Large Regions
Swaran Lata, Justus Roux, et al. Swaran Lata, Justus Roux, Marta Xirinachs, Jeremy Evas, Spyridon Pilos

Session 7. Case Study: The Central and South Eastern European Perspective

[syn]  2307 views, 12:23  
flagQ/A - The Central and South Eastern European PerspectiveQ/A - The Central and South Eastern European Perspective
Marko Tadić, Maciej Ogrodniczuk, et al. Marko Tadić, Maciej Ogrodniczuk, Tamás Váradi, Svetla Koeva

Session 8. A Strategic Research Agenda for Multilingual Europe

[syn]  2411 views, 42:18  
flagQ/A - A Strategic Research Agenda for Multilingual EuropeQ/A - A Strategic Research Agenda for Multilingual Europe
Hans Uszkoreit, Joseph Mariani, Nicoletta Calzolari Hans Uszkoreit, Joseph Mariani, Nicoletta Calzolari

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