Joshua Leventhal 
Radio was once one of the most incredible technologies in the entire world. Businesses and governments alike used it for many important tasks, including navigation, news distribution, entertainment, and more. Radio made news and music more accessible and brought us closer as a nation and a planet. Though today we rely more heavily on the Internet and television, radio was the first broadcasting medium, and it is far from dead. Indeed, it is increasingly appreciated for its vintage feel and diverse content.
Thanks to the invention of the Internet, the world is getting smaller every day. Consumers are discovering and enjoying music from all over the world, now that it is easily accessible online. Even radio stations from across the globe are readily accessible through the Web. They can even have the songs translated to better discuss them with callers.
Translating songs into English is best done by a professional translation service that specializes in translating multiple languages. It ensures that the songs are being translated as accurately as possible. Many radio stations play songs in Spanish or both Spanish and English. Some people have no idea what the song lyrics mean, and a translation from Spanish to English is incredibly helpful for audiences. Still, the radio station should always work with a professional translation company to avoid legal issues with the artists, songwriters, and record producers.
Unida Translation is a leader in the translation industry. We are incredibly proud to offer a full range of translation services for both large and small organizations that conduct business both globally and locally, including media companies.
