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Another year at one of our favourite events

An interesting take.

Why Gen Z Loves Closed Captioning These were the words from my college-aged daughter when I caught her lounging on our couch, streaming Friends with 24-point closed captioning on. She has no hearing impairment, and I wanted to know…

Food for thought!

NCRA A to Z Alumna Profile: From A to Z to RPR in two years Next month, NCRA will have its first known court reporting program graduate who started in an NCRA A to ZTM  Intro to Steno Machine Shorthand program. Taylor Lauren Nirschl from Combined Locks, Wis., will be graduating in May with an Associate Degree in Applied Science in Court Reporting from Lakes...

Don't remember lectures finishing up this early in the year way back when we were in college 🤔

Day 2 of Microsoft's inclusion awareness event. Captioning in full flow...

Safe to say we've been neglecting our social media quite a while, but luckily our excuse is because we've been busy 😊
Back to today, Microsoft in Dublin and it's snowing a little outside, what a day!

And it starts, providing STT for our friends in the NDA 2018 in Dublin Castle. Should be an interesting 3 days.

So this is where we'll spend the rest of our week; beautiful Dublin Castle at a 3-track UD conference with one of our favourite clients, the National Disability Authority 😊

Statement from the NCRA CEO: Sinclair Broadcast Group By Marcia Ferranto NCRA exists to represent, protect, and advocate for the stenographic professions of court reporting and captioning. Here at NCRA, everything we do, everything we fight for, and

HGTC hopes to fill nationwide court reporter shortage The nationwide court reporter shortage has caused court delays throughout our state including our own area, but one local college hopes to help fill the need.

Sinclair Broadcast Group Taps IBM to Automate Live Broadcast Closed Captions Sinclair Broadcast Group taps IBM Watson Media to automate live broadcast closed captions, improving accuracy and reducing production costs.

Era comes to an end as state ends its use of court reporters - The Boston Globe The Massachusetts Trial Court is doing away with official court reporters on June 30.