A Sept. 13 article in The Journal Gazette (Fort Wayne, Ind.) discussed the responsibilities, pros and cons, and opportunities for being a court reporter. The…
On Sept. 3, NCRA and several captioning vendors submitted comments to the Federal Communications Commission on three issues connected to the implementation of the caption…
In the e-seminar, Online skills testing — See it for yourself, Marybeth Everhart discusses important testing procedures for online testing. Everhart, national marketing manager at…
The Sept. 2 edition of Word of Mouth, a show on New Hampshire Public Radio, interviewed Gavin Jenkins, a freelance writer for Vice who wrote…
The JCR team and the court reporting and captioning community have published several articles on Windows 10 and how the new operating system affects the…
NCRF welcomed NCRA member Dom Tursi, CM, curator of the Gallery of Shorthand in Central Islip, N.Y., this week to help reorganize the displays for…
The Consumer Electronics Association, based in Arlington, Va., and the CEA Foundation announced a video contest for start-up companies with technologies that improve lives. Selected…
1CapApp announces a maintenance release that includes two minor enhancements and fixes five known issues for 1Connect. The enhancements include putting a hard stop value that…
NCRA rounded up a group of articles about Windows 10 that the court reporting community has shared over the past few weeks. On CNN Money,…
As the Sept. 30 educational cycle deadline looms, NCRA members are looking for ways to earn last-minute credits. For these reporters, the National Court Reporters…
By Sandy Bunch VanderPol It’s been approximately 30 days since I migrated from Windows 8 to Windows 10. The experience for me has been, simply…
In a transcript dated Aug. 28 and posted on rushlimbaugh.com, radio personality Rush Limbaugh answers a caller who inquired about Limbaugh’s experience going deaf. Limbaugh…
The JCR Awards were conceived as a way to recognize and highlight the exemplary professionalism, community service, and business practices of NCRA members. We are…
The eye-for-an-eye approach to handing out punishments employed by the Hon. Michael Cicconetti was featured in a piece that aired on Aug. 31 on ABC’s…
Television station CBS 21, New Cumberland, Pa., aired a story about the court reporting profession on Mon., Aug. 31, that featured NCRA President-Elect Tiva Wood,…
The National Court Reporters Foundation is proud to announce its latest scholarship for court reporting students. This scholarship is named for the late Robert H.…
The informative vendor e-seminar Syllables: Count on it! teaches court reporting students and instructors how to accurately count syllables to help with dictation. The e-seminar…
A special luncheon held during the 2015 NCRA Convention & Expo in New York earlier this month recognized 130 NCRF Angels for their contributions of…
By Katherine Schilling Staying motivated is probably one of the hardest things for a student to do while in court reporting school. The constant testing…
The NatchezDemocrat.com reported on Aug. 27 that state court reporters in Adams County, Miss., and surrounding counties will be receiving raises for the first time…