“…Some research deals with specific technologies and their effects on translators, such as translation memory (Garcia, 2007;LeBlanc, 2017;Moorkens, Lewis, Reijers, Vanmassenhove, & Way, 2016), machine translation (Kenny & Doherty, 2014), and translation crowdsourcing (Flanagan, 2016;Garcia, 2015;O'Hagan, 2017). Other works deal with social and economic effects in translation (Moorkens, 2017), provide a conceptual and methodological framework (Olohan, 2011) or offer theoretical frameworks for the overall situation (Cronin, 2013). Kenny calls this line of research "STS (science and technology studies) inspired approaches to translation technology" 1 , but says such work is still "few and far between" (2017, p. 6).…”