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Hola, soy Alberto Ibarguen de la Fundación Knight.

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Estamos encantados de apoyar uno de los proyectos de más rápido crecimiento

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de la Fundación de Cultura Participativa.

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Se llama Amara, y es un sistema de subtitulación

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que le permite a voluntarios de todo el mundo-

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en cualquier parte del mundo- traducir videos en tiempo real.

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Nadie de nosotros habla todos los idiomas

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pero Amara nos puede brindar acceso a millones de videos

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en una variedad de idiomas.

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Pensemos en esto como un tipo de Wikipedia para la subtitulación.

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So, for example, in Japan after the tsunami,

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volunteers translated a documentary about Chernobyl

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that was viewed 500,000 times in Japan during the crisis

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During the Arab Spring, organizations like Al Jazeera used Amara

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to enable the translation of videos into English, into Italian

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which were viewed all around the world.

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Amara is growing very quickly

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and organizations like TED and the PBS Newshour

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are incorporating it into their programs

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We hope and believe that it will prove truly useful.