Just in time for 2019 Court Reporting & Captioning week, NCRA has released a series of shareable videos that promote the profession from the perspectives of…
Posts published in February 2019
By Brenda D. Blackburn, RPR I have proven myself to be resilient, determined, and steadfast in my profession, and I have embraced many technological advances…
Advanced Depositions, based in Irvine, Calif., announced in a press release issued Jan. 30 that Stacey Mayer, an experienced operations leader and industry veteran, has…
The Miami Herald reported on Jan. 31, that the city of Key West, Fla., will add closed captioning to its meetings and pay $10,000 to…
NCRA member Kim Neeson, FAPR, RPR, CRR, CRC, Toronto, ON, Canada, founder and president of Neesons Court Reporting, is quoted in an article posted Jan.…
A blog authored by Kramm Court Reporters and posted Jan. 31 by JD Supra explores answers to a commonly asked question by high school students…
An article posted by Forbes on Feb. 1 features an interview with M. Alexis Stephens, president of MacCormac College in Chicago, Ill., about the benefits…
Dear Techie: I’ve heard so much lately that court reporters need to write shorter to keep up with the fast talkers and to save stress…
Start now and you can earn your Certified Legal Video Specialist (CLVS) certification this spring. The process for earning the CLVS includes three steps: 1)…
NCRA’s 2019 Court Reporting & Captioning Week is here, and to help you celebrate, here is a list of ways you can participate in the…
Daily practice can make a big difference. That’s not new information to any court reporter or captioner. The hard part isn’t knowing you need to…
WGBH, Boston, Mass., posted an article on Feb. 1 that provides readers with a behind-the-scenes look at how the station’s captioner will caption the LIII…