3 ms·
I've never seen an article offered in English, Korean, Chinese and Spanish all at once. Is this more common than I know or does the Times just think this is a r
by joe5150 11y ago
I've never seen an article offered in English, Korean, Chinese and Spanish all at once. Is this more common than I know or does the Times just think this is a really important piece?
- disantlor 11y agoThe idea is to include the very people who's exploitation the article describes in the conversation.
- joe5150 11y agoThat's more or less what I thought as well, but I've never seen them do that before, even for other articles about non-English-speaking ethnic populations. The fact that translators were already involved in so much of the reporting process[0] might have something to do with it, though. [0] http://www.nytimes.com/times-insider/2015/05/07/something-rotten-in-the-state-of-nail-salons/ http://www.nytimes.com/times-insider/2015/05/07/something-ro...
- dba7dba 11y agoQuite naive that someone will change their ways (that allows them to make money) after reading an article or 2. Has Apple or Google or any other mega corporation stopped parking their profit overseas to avoid tax, after all those articles? Young idealism.