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…
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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.…
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…
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…
Azcentral.com posted an article on Jan. 26 about NCRA members Pam Griffin, RPR, CRR, CRC, and her daughter Danielle and their three-generation-old family business Griffin…
Mike Mobley Reporting, based in Cincinnati, Ohio, announced that the firm is celebrating 40 years in business providing court reporting and other legal support services…
The Voice of San Diego reported on Jan. 23 that the 4th District Court of Appeal underscored the broad reach of a ruling made in July…
An article posted by Foreign Policy on Jan. 23 provides insight into why a court reporter is crucial to the judicial process. Read more.
NCRA member Andrea Couch, RDR, CRR, CRC, from Boise, Idaho, was quoted in a story about the impact a statewide and national shortage of court…
On Jan. 22, an article was published on Philly.com, the website of the Philadelphia Inquirer, with the provocative title, “Are Philly court reporters accurate with…
Ever wish you could communicate better with challenging individuals? Attend NCRA’s 2019 Business Summit being held Feb. 1-3 in San Diego, Calif., and learn how…
Below is the eighth in a series of monthly featured words to help captioners build their dictionaries and knowledge. The words for this series are…
TVLine.com posted an article on Jan 23 about why television viewers who are not deaf or hard-of-hearing keep closed captioning on. Read more.
It’s almost time to celebrate! NCRA has designated Feb 9-16 as 2019 National Court Reporting & Captioning Week. This is a chance for court reporting…
Kudos to Mary Beth Johnson, CRI, Court Reporting Program Coordinator at Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC) in Pittsburgh, Pa., for supporting her students and…
By Kay Moody Many students and educators think that developing speed and skill in machine shorthand is accomplished by working on dictation material 20 to…