The DeepL translator, "Best of Photojournalism" awards, and "The Perfect Webpage"

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Here are three recommendations we've prepared for you today:

• DeepL: an excellent online translator

• Winners of the 'Best of Photojournalism' awards for visual journalism

• Interactive report: The Perfect Webpage (The Verge)

DeepL: an excellent online translator

DeepL is a great online translator that allows you to work with 32 languages ​​to translate texts, documents (in PDF, Word, or PowerPoint format), or audio recordings.

With DeepL’s free version, which will be sufficient for many users, you can translate texts of up to 5,000 characters (as many times as you want), in addition to three documents per month.

DeepL also has apps for Mac, iOS and Android mobile devices, and Chrome browser, which allow you to streamline the translation process.

With DeepL's paid versions, there is no limit on text translation, you can perform complete document translations while keeping the original format, and other advanced features are offered. There are several rates starting from 15 euros per month.

The quality of DeepL translations is truly remarkable, making it a tool that we strongly recommend and that can be very useful for all kinds of personal and professional uses.

In addition to the translator, DeepL also offers the "Write" tool, a writing assistant for American and British English and German. Write has a free and paid version.

The DeepL translator was launched in August 2017. It was founded by Jaroslaw Kutylowski and is managed by the company DeepL SE located in the German city of Cologne.

Links:

• DeepL: Free web translator

• DeepL Pro (paid)

• DeepL Write

Winners of the 'Best of Photojournalism' awards for visual journalism

The National Press Photographers Association (NPPA) in the United States has recently revealed the winners of its "Best of Photojournalism" visual journalism awards.

The extensive list of winners showcases exceptional visual journalistic work across various categories, each with its corresponding subcategories:

• Still Photojournalism

• Picture Editing

• Video Photojournalism

• Video Editing

• Online Video, Presentation and Innovation Division

• Documentary

All winning entries are available on the NPPA awards website.

Link:

• 2024 Best of Photojournalism Winners

  After a month of submissions, another month of first-round judging to narrow the field and a marathon weekend of work, the National Press Photographers Association is proud to present to you the Best of Photojournalism – images, stories, videos and presentations that impact the world we live in.

Interactive report: The Perfect Webpage – The Verge

A few months ago, The Verge published an extensive and captivating interactive special report delving into how the internet has evolved around Google's search algorithm, resulting in a landscape where many websites appear strikingly similar.

Leveraging a series of compelling graphic animations, the report meticulously examines the process of website creation. The work is meticulously structured into five parts:

• Site performance and accessibility

• Page design and structure of articles

• Keyword research and what content is made

• Building “trust,” Google’s way

• Generative AI and the future of Search

Link:

• The Perfect Webpage

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