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Wednesday, July 6, 2011

"Friend" this Blog on Facebook

I just added a page for this blog on Facebook, so if you prefer to get your blog updates via your wall, just click on to its FB homepage and "like" it.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Financial-Translation-Blog/238667546161729

Miguel Llorens is a freelance financial translator based in Madrid who works from Spanish into English. He has worked as a translator for Goldman Sachs, the US Government's Open Source Center and H.B.O. International, as well as many small-and-medium-sized brokerages and asset management companies operating in Spain. To contact him, visit his website and write to the address listed there. Feel free to join his LinkedIn network or to follow him on Twitter.
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2 comments:

  1. Fabio SaidJuly 6, 2011 at 6:14 PM

    I just "liked" your blog's Facebook page because it is really worth reading.

    But I prefer to be notified of updates via an RSS feed reader, like I do with all other interesting translation blogs. Problem is, you have opted to publish your RSS feed in summary mode, not in full text mode, and this forces me to visit your blog to read the rest of an interesting article - which, by the way, happens all the time, since all your blog posts are great. :-)

    I hope you change your RSS feed to full text. If you decide to do it, here is the path to configure a Blogger.com blog:
    Dashboard > Settings > Site feed > Blog Posts Feed: Full

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  2. Miguel Llorens M.July 6, 2011 at 6:48 PM

    Hi Fabio,

    Thanks for visitng and commenting. I also read your blog. Sorry about the inconvenience with the RSS feed. I will change it now so you can read from the comfort of your RSS reader. Cheers.

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