I am always interested in Finnish initiatives (they are often very innovative), since acquiring a soft spot for Finland when I was working in the northern part of that country on a European project. I thoroughly recommend a presentation that I came across recently, which explains a crowdsourced lawmaking project in the shape of an “Open Ministry”.
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Collaboration or exploitation?
Something rather controversial for you today. The video presentation below discusses book digitization, use of crowd resources, and translation by non-professionals concurrently with language learning.
I think that the lawyers reading this will have plenty to say about various legal issues here, not to mention translators’ opinions.
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From Words to Deeds: translation & the law 
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