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Julie McDonough Dolmaya
Julie McDonough Dolmaya
Associate Professor, York University (Glendon College)
Verified email at yorku.ca
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Analyzing the Crowdsourcing Model and Its Impact on Public Perceptions of Translation 1
JMD Dolmaya
Non-Professional Translating and Interpreting, 167-191, 2018
2292018
The Ethics of Crowdsourcing
J McDonough Dolmaya
Linguistica Antverpiensia 10, 97-111, 2011
151*2011
Moral ambiguity: Some shortcomings of professional codes of ethics for translators.
J McDonough Dolmaya
932011
How do language professionals organize themselves? An overview of translation networks
J McDonough
Meta 52 (4), 793-815, 2007
812007
Revision history: Translation trends in Wikipedia
J McDonough Dolmaya
Translation Studies 8 (1), 16-34, 2015
712015
A window into the profession: What translation blogs have to offer translation studies
J McDonough Dolmaya
The Translator 17 (1), 77-104, 2011
452011
Expanding the sum of all human knowledge: Wikipedia, translation and linguistic justice
J McDonough Dolmaya
The Translator 23 (2), 143-157, 2017
372017
Hiding Difference: On the Localization of Websites
J McDonough
The Translator, 12 (1), 85-103., 2006
282006
Characterizing online social translation
J McDonough Dolmaya, M del Mar Sánchez Ramos
Translation Studies 12 (2), 129-138, 2019
272019
A place for oral history within Translation Studies?
JMD Dolmaya
Target. International Journal of Translation Studies 27 (2), 192-214, 2015
252015
Crowdsourced translation
JMD Dolmaya
Routledge encyclopedia of translation studies, 124-129, 2019
162019
(Re) imagining Canada: Projecting Canada to Canadians through localized websites
J McDonough Dolmaya
Translation Studies 3 (3), 302-317, 2010
132010
The politics of localization
JMD Dolmaya
The Routledge handbook of translation and politics, 343-357, 2018
122018
Translation and collaborative networks
JMD Dolmaya
The Routledge Handbook of Translation and Culture, 347-360, 2018
112018
Mapping translation blog networks and communities
JMD Dolmaya
Moving Boundaries in Translation Studies, 98-112, 2018
82018
Wikipedia survey IV (motivations). Some thoughts on translation research and teaching
J McDonough Dolmaya
82011
Beavers, Maple Leaves and Maple Trees-A Study of National Symbols on Localised and Domestic Websites
J McDonough
Localisation Focus The International Journal of Localisation 5 (3), 2006
72006
Muggles, and quidditch, and squibs, oh my! A study of names and onomastic wordplay in translation, with a focus on the Harry Potter series
J McDonough
University of Ottawa (Canada), 2004
62004
Translation and Canadian municipal websites: A Toronto Example
J McDonough Dolmaya
Meta 65 (3), 550-572, 2020
42020
Pandemic, localization and change of guard
M O’Hagan, J McDonough Dolmaya, HJ Kockaert
The Journal of Internationalization and Localization 6 (2), 69-85, 2019
42019
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