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NCRA member kicks off book tour

NCRA member and author Kathy Zebert, RPR, a freelance court reporter from Chattanooga, Tenn., will make the first stop of her “Red Boot Tour,” on…

So you have an extension; now what?

By Natalie Dippenaar This is part three of a three-part series. Part one was titled, “What can I do in a month?” and part two was…

Movie closed captioning tussle in Montreal

Talk radio station CJAD, Montreal, Quebec, reported on Sept. 24, on a new twist in a continuing story about Canadian movie theaters providing access to…

There’s still time!

By Natalie Dippenaar This is part two of a three-part series. Part one was titled, “What can I do in a month?” Why do I need…

My steno Cinderella story

By Sarah Maksim When I was a student just starting to learn my theory, I was given a writer that I’m sure most of you…

JCR Awards nominations open through Oct. 31

Nominate yourself or a noteworthy court reporter, captioner, videographer, scopist, teacher, school administrator, or court reporting manager for recognition through the JCR Awards. Conceived as…

What can I do in a month?

By Natalie Dippenaar Are you looking to earn Continuing Education Credits (CEUs) before the cycle ends on September 30? Look no further: NCRA offers a number…

Latest closed caption rules effective Sept. 22

TVTechnology.com reported on Aug. 29 that the most recently adopted closed captioning rules from the Federal Communications Commission go into effect Sept. 22. The effective…

2016 Virtual Vendor Hall

If you didn’t make it to the exhibit hall at NCRA’s 2016 Convention & Expo in Chicago, here is your chance to see some highlights…

NCRA joins in tour of NIH Research Center

The National Institute of Health offered a tour of its facilities to representatives of the Friends of the Congressional Hearing Health Caucus. Matthew Barusch, Manager,…

GRAMMAR: How important is punctuation?

By Santo J. Aurelio Punctuation is extremely important. Without it, sentences cannot be understood. The job of a reporter is basically twofold: to capture all…