By Suzanne I. Trimble Research on the internet can uncover a treasure trove of information that can save you time, which is money, and make…
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By Teresa Russ If you were around in 1984, you probably remember a song entitled, Somebody’s Watching You by Rockwell featuring Michael Jackson. Back then…
By Lynette Mueller Your NCRA Board of Directors and Technology Committee were hard at work at the beginning of this 2020 COVID-19 pandemic by creating…
By John York Everyone is a target in today’s adversarial paradise: the internet. I do mean literally everyone. Threat actors do not discriminate when choosing…
In a press release issued Oct. 1, U.S. Legal Support, based in Houston, Texas, announced that the firm recently hosted a live panel webinar featuring…
Law360 posted an article on Oct. 1 offering best practice tips for presenting exhibit in a remote deposition. Read more.
By Teresa Russ Since the pandemic, Zoom and StreamText are as popular as peanut butter and jelly. End users to first-time users are asking questions…
By Angie Starbuck Stenographers are often referred to as “the person with that little machine.” While the technology behind “that little machine” is state-of-the-art and…
With an increase in remote depositions now using the Zoom format, the members of the Technology Committee thought it would be a great time to review…
By Lynette Mueller backup: a copy of computer data (as a file or the contents of a hard drive); also : the act or an…
By Jackie Hippolyte NCRA member and captioner Stanley Sakai, CRC, helped us delve into the technical aspects of his collaboration with captioner Isaiah Roberts, RPR,…
Podcasts aren’t just for true crime anymore. They can be a creative teaching tool in the stenography classroom. Both instructors and students can create their…
Last chance to catch the early access savings on full and half registration package fees for the NCRA Connect Virtual 2020 conference happening Aug. 7-9.…
When the Tennessee Court Reporters Association decided to cancel their in-person convention, they quickly decided to move the event online. In an interview between Lynette…
Dear Techie: With the pandemic crisis and all the change that we have been experiencing these past few months, including trying to get up to…
By Early Langley The learning curve that courts face I recently shared with the Presiding Asbestos Calendar Judge of Alameda County, Calif., a few of…
By David Herrera and Jason Meadors This article was developed by looking at the Colorado rules and regulations. Others in different localities may use this…
Meeting and connecting virtually has skyrocketed during the COVID-19 pandemic. The JCR Weekly checked in with a few NCRA members to see how that is…
By Lynette Mueller Over the past several weeks, I’ve been refining my Zoom setup for remote depositions. Last week I shared how to optimize internet…
By Lynette Mueller Heading into week four of the coronavirus quarantine and hoping my court reporter colleagues and legal professionals are up and running with…