By Wes Long Microsoft is releasing Windows 10 on July 29. I have been to several technical presentations about this (and other) technologies being released…
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The Indiana Lawyer reported on June 3 that Indiana’s Supreme Court pulled the plug in December 2014 on a pilot project in which cameras recorded…
1CapApp, which offers a realtime text streaming application, has introduced 1Fuzion, a desktop application that brings together all of 1CapApp’s technology and allows easy setup…
An article on Forbes.com proposed a number of questions to ask yourself to determine your value to employers. A few of the questions were: What…
Mashable.com offered six tips for creating a better work/life balance. The suggestions range from mastering your email to reducing stress by planning vacations. Read more.
NCRA’s online Trial Presentation Certificate Program offers the same information that was developed by experts in the field. The program includes a two-step process consisting…
Long-time court reporters Early Langley, RMR, and Gail Inghram Verbano, RDR, CRR, presented an informative e-seminar titled What I didn’t learn in court reporting school. During the…
By Caitlin Pyle Reporters, scopists, proofreaders… anyone who touches a transcript knows: Proofreading is never easy! Some errors are so common, proofreading eyes can see…
By Katherine McNally When embarking on the adventures found in court reporting school, everyone comes in with their own set of great expectations. In the…
By Katherine Schilling ¿Puedes leer esto? これが読めますか K-/U/RAED/TH-? Before I knew stenography, I knew Japanese. I started learning it on my own in junior high,…
A guest commentary on May 29 in the Pacific Coast Business Times addresses both sides of a proposed plan by several business-friendly advocacy groups in…
Ginger Brooks, RPR, CRR, a freelancer and agency owner based in Jackson, Miss., signed up for NCRA’s Realtime Systems Administrator Program and earned her certificate…
NCRA members Robin Nodland, RDR, CRR, a court reporter from Portland, Ore., and Rene L. Twedt, RDR, CRR, an official court reporter from Detroit, Mich.,…
Earlier this year, NCRA’s New Markets Task Force identified a significant opportunity for NCRA members to deliver realtime court reporting services in the legal, health…
NCRA’s Certified Legal Video Specialist Seminar and certification will be held in conjunction with the NCRA Convention & Expo in New York City, July 30-Aug.…
Ask any working court reporter or current court reporting student, and they’ll agree that completing court reporting school takes dedication, determination, focus, and lots of…
The National Court Reporters Foundation has announced that Kendra Steppler, a student from Sumner College in Portland Ore., is the recipient of the $2,000 2015…
The Tennessean reported May 13 that Clark Beckham, the son of NCRA member Terri Beckham, RPR, a freelance reporter from Nashville, Tenn., finished in second…
New freelancer survey provides insight to what motivates and repels talented reporters. By Christina Lewellen Court reporting and captioning firms can only succeed if they…
On May 8, The National Law Review posted an article updating closed captioning details based on a public notice released by FCC’s Consumer and Governmental…