Archive for Technology
Google Announces Upgrade
Google is making a change. Google Docs will now be Google Drive. Yesterday, in the inbox of many Google App users was a brief introduction to the newest addition to the Google Apps suite. It will be available initially on an opt-in basis. A date announced in the coming weeks. After this opt-in period, Google Drive [...]
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Realtime Court Reporting
Taking Realtime Awareness and Innovation Nationwide (TRAIN), is the newest program launched by the NCRA. The goal of the program is to help increase the number of court reporter who are able to provide realtime. This nationwide program will not only offer support to reporters, but increase the awareness of realtime court reporting among clients. [...]
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Naples Reporting Transcript Filled with Errors
Stenographic Court Reporters listen. They listen carefully. They listen to every word. They listen so that the transcript they produce will be an honest record of what was said. They care about getting the record right and their focus is on the words. It only makes sense then that Digital Audio Techs, who produce a [...]
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The New Application
As technology continues to advance, it changes many practices from common place to obsolete. The most recent trend to begin its journey towards is the resume. Last week the Wall Street Journal reported that Union Square Ventures (USV) recently remodeled its application process. Instead of having applicants submit a resume online, the company wanted to see [...]
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Privacy
With our lives operating more in the online realm, privacy is a constant concern for many users. This concern has been voiced to companies who are under more pressure to provide policy transparency with their users. This privacy push has put Facebook in the line of fire and now another big player has entered the arena of [...]
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Streaming Video
Nielson just released numbers concerning time spent video streaming and number of streamers. For the first half of 2011, the amount of time that was spent streaming online videos grew at a faster rate than the number of video viewers. The Senior Vice President of Nielsen Client Research Initiatives, Joe Holz, believes “the greater increase [...]
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Video Editing on YouTube
Creating video content has become more accessible to the general public. It is possible for the average user to aquire a media device (cell phone, camera, video recorder, etc…), record footage and share it with the online community. YouTube has dominated the realm of video content, and continues to develop tools that increase the experience of [...]
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+ Social Media
It is nearly impossible for businesses not be involved with social media. Whether it’s a twitter account, Facebook page, blog account, or another form of online media, companies have jumped onboard and there is no turning back. The only thing that can be predicted is that social media will continue to develop and shape the [...]
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Increasing Accessibility
We are always interested in what other company’s are doing to increase accessibility. When we learned that the Walt Disney Company was expanding their accessibility services within the Disneyland Park, we thought this was worth sharing. Beginning in July, guest with visual disabilities will now have access to a device that provides audio descriptions of [...]
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Behind the Scenes at Microscan
Last week, this photo was snapped during an on site shoot for one our newest client’s, Microscan. This global technology company specializes in automatic identification machine vision. Their innovative solutions help manufacturers automate processes, allowing for more efficient production. Microscan sought to utilize testimonials in order to highlight their newest technology solutions. As seen in [...]
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