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eBay Apologizes over Webinterpret Localization Glitch
Slator eBay is at the center of a cautionary tale when it comes to automated localization. Towards the end of April 2018, eBay sellers received an email about a new promotion the ecommerce platform was running in partnership with Webinterpret, an … |
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