By Jen Schuck There are many differences between a court reporter and a CART or broadcast captioner. However, one similarity is the electronic file that is…
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Overcoming the fear of writing realtime can become easier if you follow the tips and suggestions shared with attendees of a session led by Marybeth…
This year’s Convention & Expo, held July 30-Aug. 2 in New York City, encompassed events from NCRA’s Annual Business Meeting, Speed and Realtime Contests, seminars…
The Corrinne Clark Professionalism Institute – NCRF’s newest initiative – officially launched at the 2015 NCRA Convention & Expo with a panel for students and…
NCRA 2015-2016 President Steve Zinone and Executive Director and CEO Mike Nelson battled it out during the opening reception at the Association’s Convention & Expo…
The Huntsville, Ala., City Council now will include closed captioning of the meetings shown live on TV and streamed on the Web, according to AL.com,…
NCRA TRAIN Task Force chair Lisa Knight, RMR, CRR, a freelance court reporter from Littleton, Colo., announced the launch of a new handbook designed to…
Thursday, July 30, 2015 NCRA Business Meeting President Sarah Nageotte’s Address Wow. What a year it’s been. I want to start by thanking my…
A record number court reporters, captioners, and legal videographers helped kick off the 2015 NCRA Convention & Expo this morning, the highest number of registrants…
A recent article posted by Business Insider on July 22 lists court reporting as one of 18 career choices many college students would never consider.…
In July, Sen. John A. DeFrancisco announced the passage of S5533-B by the state’s Senate and Assembly. The bill, which DeFrancisco introduced, would require state-funded…
A post on the Guy J. Renzi & Associates firm blog explained that technological advances have made contemporary stenographic court reporters the strongest method for…
The FCC will run a forum in November at its headquarters to promote discussion about closed captioning of public access and governmental programming shown on…
CourtreporterEDU.org posted a story on July 7 announcing NCRA’s recent approval to combine its Certified Broadcast Captioner and Certified CART Provider certifications into the single…
In the second part of her e-seminar series, Marilynn Larkin discusses the importance of good posture. Larkin is the owner/creator of PosturAbility, a posture enhancement-and-awareness…
NCRA Vice President Tiva Wood, RDR, CMRS, from Mechanicsburg, Pa., was quoted in an article that appeared in the July 5 edition of the Tribune-Democrat…
NCRA’s Technology Committee rounded up a group of tech-related articles that offers news on tri-band routers, scams in the marketplace, and an upgrade for PDFs.…
Last month, the JCR Weekly ran as a question of the week, “What is the most unusual job you have had using your court reporting…
The Court Technology and Trial Presentation Blawg offered advice on how to best make use of court-provided technology in making a case before a jury.…