Language resources used for machine translation are created by human translators. These translators have legal rights with regard to
copyright ownership of translated texts and databases of parallel bilingual texts, but may not be in a position to assert these rights due to
employment practices widespread in the translation industry. This paper examines these employment practices in detail, and looks at the
legal situation for ownership of translation resources. It also considers the situation from the standpoint of current owners of resources.
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Funders:
ADAPT Centre for Digital Content Technology which is funded under the SFI Research Centres Programme (Grant 13/RC/2106) and is co-funded under the European Regional Development Fund, by the European Commission as part of the FALCON project (contract numbe, Dublin City University Faculty of Engineering & Computing under the Daniel O'Hare Research Scholarship scheme.
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01 May 2019 15:32 by
Thomas Murtagh
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