JUDICIAL
REPORTING:
As guardian of the record, be front and center at controversial
and highly publicized cases... criminal trials, millionaire
divorces, government corruption trials - Everybody is suing
Somebody!
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| courtroom
depositions
independent contractor
or own your own firm
call the shots |
BROADCAST
CAPTIONING:
Rules issued by the FCC require that all new TV programming
be captioned to allow the hearing impaired equal access to
all television programming. Realtime writers provide
that captioning. Excellent income. Work from home. Watch TV
for a living! |
| the
Tonight Show
the Oscars
nightly news
the Olympic Games
emergency broadcasts
the Emmys
sporting events
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MEDIA-ROOM
REPORTER:
The US Sports Association is providing this service for the
media working on a deadline. Take down verbatim comments of
individual players and coaches. Translate into written word
and issue a perfect transcript to the media in two to four
minutes. USA Today stated that the media-room reporter is
especially valuable when there is a potentially controversial
issue brewing.
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| after
all sports events |
CART
REPORTING:
Communication Access Realtime Reporting
The enactment of the Americans With Disabilities Act has created
a demand for CART services that exceeds the
capacity to provide them. Extremely rewarding field. Students
with limited vision, hearing or attention span benefit from
this one-on-one assistance.
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| assist
students in classrooms
attend their class & translate the lectures into readable
text |
WEBCASTING
& REPORTING TO THE INTERNET:
There is an urgent need for reporters with this skill!
Instantly transmit realtime to all parties via computers
online. Excellent income. |
| online
conferences
legal deposition testimony
sales meetings
press conferences
technical training seminars
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POLITICAL
REPORTER:
These specialized reporters are assigned to the President,
Speaker of the House, representatives, senators and other
dignitaries. If you savor independence and travel, this area
of reporting can take you all over the world.
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| travel
extensively with politicians or
political groups
use the latest technology
meetings, speeches, official presentations |
CONGRESSIONAL
REPORTER:
A challenging, ongoing learning experience. These prominent
reporters work in the Supreme Court, the House of Representatives,
the Senate, etc. Have the most exciting front row seat to
the ever-changing policies affecting our lives.
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| employed
by state or national
legislative bodies
produce record within an hour
work in team of ten reporters |
GOVERNMENT
REPORTER:
These reporters provide a crucial service that is in high
demand. The first to report legislation, hearings, and political
meetings. Responsible for recording history as it happens.
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| regular
working hours
above-average salaries
excellent benefits |
PUBLIC
REPORTER:
The demand for these services exceeds the capacity to
provide them. Need continues to rapidly increase since the
recent federal legislation which requires equal access for
all people. FBI, CIA, and other government organizations are
now required to have a reporter if one deaf or hard-of-hearing
person is present.
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| hearings,
seminars, forums |
SCOPISTS:
Work at home for judicial reporters. Read the Steno-to-English
translation checking for "mistranslates" that need
editing and corrections.
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| no
certification required
edit/proofread for reporters |
RAPID
DATA ENTRY:
Persons with basic court reporting skills, a CAT system, and
speed faster than typists (approx. 100 wpm) are in demand.
Medical/legal transcribing off dictated tapes. |
| enter
computer data for hospitals, insurance companies |
PUBLISHING
TRANSCRIPTIONIST:
These reporters are highly paid for their understanding of
language and ability to be versatile. A great area for those
interested in the literary field and the publishing industry. |
| transcribe
taped dictation from author, editor, publisher
vast variety & content |
CORPORATE
TRANSCRIPTIONIST:
If the corporate world sounds intriguing, this area of reporting
is a valuable asset to major corporations. Report the minutes
of important board meetings. Hard copy is given to CEO for
final editing and publication. Assignments pay well. |
| report
board meetings
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