Link3rs news
From Barcelona to Athens: three recognitions for Link3rs
Junior Achievement, JA Europe and Barcelona Activa have recognised Link3rs. Here is what each of these awards stands for and what we achieved in them.
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Newsroom.
What happens at Link3rs: each month's highlights, company news and guides to running multilingual events.
Guide
AI translation for conferences: how it works with Link3rs
Plenary, parallel sessions, a programme in several languages, speakers from abroad, technical terminology, QR codes on badges and streaming: what an international conference needs, and how Link3rs handles each part.
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Guide
Speech or Captions: how to choose for each room at your event
AI interpretation on every attendee's phone or live captions on the screens: what suits a plenary, a panel, a trade fair or a gala, with examples from real events.
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Link3rs news
Link3rs, a partner of Tech Barcelona
We are a partner of the association behind Tech Spirit. We have been at four of its gatherings, with captions on the screens or interpretation on the phone.
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Guide
After the event: how to make the most of everything that was said
Summaries, chapters and checked quotes: what is left when a multilingual event ends, and how to use it for communications, for people who couldn't come and for accessibility.
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Link3rs news
Fourteen recognitions along the way
Awards, programmes and accelerators that have backed Link3rs, from Barcelona Activa to Intel, gathered on a single page.
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Monthly highlights
September 2026 highlights
Artificial intelligence, women in tech and foundations: three Barcelona events worth highlighting, the last one already reaching into October.
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Guide
AI simultaneous interpretation: everything your event gains
More than 60 languages on every attendee's phone, captions on the screens, names spelled right, rooms that look after themselves and material for afterwards: what AI brings to your conference.
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Guide
How to prepare a multilingual conference: a step-by-step checklist
What to decide weeks ahead, what to test the day before, what to watch on the day and what to make of it afterwards, so that everyone can follow the sessions in the language they choose.
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Guide
AI translation for trade shows: open stages, big screens and phones
Several stages in one hall, an audience that comes and goes, and constant background noise: how to bring every talk into every language with captions on the screens and AI interpretation on phones.
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Guide
Simultaneous interpretation without booths or receivers: what the room really needs
With a QR code, every attendee follows the session on their own phone. What you still need to sort out with the venue and the AV team: audio, network, signage and headphones.
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Monthly highlights
June 2026 highlights
Tourism, architecture, employment and the future of the Mediterranean: six of the Barcelona events where Live took part in June.
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Guide
How to make your event more accessible with live text
Captions on the screens and text each attendee can adjust on their phone: what each one brings and how to plan for them from the start.
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Monthly highlights
April and May 2026 highlights
Europe up for debate at CosmoCaixa, an SAP day in Madrid and an international gathering on digital rights: three of the events from Live's spring.
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Guide
Live captions for events: screens, languages and readability
Where to put them, how many languages to show, what to do in a bilingual session and how to make them readable from the back row.
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Guide
AI simultaneous interpretation at conferences: how it works
What attendees see, what organisers prepare and what the room needs so that everyone can follow the talks in their own language.
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Link3rs news
Backstage: a new platform, a new technology
In March 2026 we launched the platform that runs Live. Here is how Backstage prepares, follows and wraps up every session.
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Stories from the stage.
Want to see events we have worked on? Each one has its own story in Impact.
