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An Evening of Innovation & Connection

Experience the future of multilingual communication with Sorenson at The Language Lounge.

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Engage diverse audiences with Sorenson

Our mission is to connect multilingual audiences through a suite of language solutions. 

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Discover a new era in language technology 

Our multilingual language solutions ensure you have the tools to drive inclusive communication for all.  

Break language barriers in real-time
Check out Sorenson Express and Sorenson Forum, our newest tools that make real-time communication effortless.
Experience firsthand innovation
Explore the future of communication with interactive demos to test the technology yourself.
A speakeasy with a modern twist
The Language Lounge creates a unique experience at CES where technology meets communication access.

Guidelines

The Sorenson Language Lounge is not open to the general public.  The Language Lounge is a trade-only event for individuals 21 years of age or older and affiliated with the consumer technology industry. All registrants must follow the health and safety protocols of CES 2025.

To attend The Sorenson Language Lounge experience, you do not have to be a CES attendee, but you must meet the following media guidelines:

To be considered for media credentials for The Language Lounge, you must be able to provide one of the following:

Media Outlets:

  • Proof of Employment: A letter from your editor or producer confirming your media affiliation and assignment to cover the event.
  • Recent Work: Three articles published within the past nine months with your byline.
  • Online Media: A recent monthly traffic report verifying at least 10,000 unique monthly visitors.

Influencers and Content Creators:

  • Social Media Following: A minimum of 1000 followers on one or more relevant social media platforms (Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn).
  • Content Creation: A history of creating tech-related content, such as reviews, tutorials, or thought leadership pieces.

Freelancers:

  • Proof of Assignment: A letter from a media outlet confirming your assignment to cover the event. OR
  • Recent Work: Three articles published within the past nine months with your byline.
  • Please note:
  • Limited Capacity: Space at The Language Lounge is limited. Priority will be given to media outlets and influencers who have a strong track record of covering tech and accessibility news.
  • No Sales or Marketing Professionals: Media credentials are intended for working journalists and content creators only.
  • Proof of Affiliation: All attendees must be able to provide proof of their media affiliation upon request.
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