November 2008 - TechTracker - NCRA Online Community

Five Best Remote Desktop Tools

By Adam Pash - Lifehack.org November 9, 2008 Whether you want quick access to your home computer from anywhere in the world or you're the go-to IT person for your friends and family, remote desktop applications are a godsend. Even better: They're...

Published Mon, Nov 10 2008 9:13 AM by Serge Obolensky, CAE

Filed under: Remote Desktop [Edit Tags]

Back Up Without Breaking The Bank

By Thursday Bram - Lifehack.org A couple of months ago, I ran into one of my friends sobbing her eyes out. Her computer hard drive had died and she’d lost three years of graphic design work. Of course, it wasn’t backed up — she’d...

Published Mon, Nov 10 2008 9:10 AM by Serge Obolensky, CAE

[Edit Tags]

Two Ways to Synch Outlook Between Computers

By Travis King - FreelanceSwitch.com One of the biggest reasons I purchased my laptop was because I envisioned how great a tool it was going to be for working remotely. I will readily admit that although I look nothing like Mel Gibson, I had big plans...

Published Mon, Nov 10 2008 9:07 AM by Serge Obolensky, CAE

Filed under: Synch, Outlook [Edit Tags]

Judge Allows Digital Audio in Lieu of Transcripts

by Shannon P. Duffy, The Legal Intelligencer November 10, 2008 As U.S. District Judge Michael M. Baylson sees it, advances in courtroom technology are valuable only if the courts are open-minded and flexible enough to harness them for all they're...

Published Mon, Nov 10 2008 8:59 AM by Serge Obolensky, CAE

Filed under: transcript, digital audio [Edit Tags]

Video conference with minister example of new court technology

Mirmichi Leader Friday November 7th, 2008 By Laura MacInnis Ten years ago there was a riot at the Atlantic Institution in Renous. Instead of hauling 13 violent inmates to the Miramichi Law Courts to be charged, a video conference was set up at the local...

Published Fri, Nov 07 2008 2:52 PM by Serge Obolensky, CAE

Filed under: Video Conference, ISDN, inmates, law courts [Edit Tags]

What's the Value in Your Digital Signature?

November-December 2008 JCR By Sandy Bunch VanderPol, RMR, CRR Can digital signatures add value to your transcripts? Here is one reporter’s story about how her clients embraced digital signatures. Do attorneys or the courts need digital signatures...

Published Fri, Nov 07 2008 2:42 PM by Serge Obolensky, CAE

Filed under: transcript, digital signature, VeriSign Digital Signature, Federal Rules of Evidence, pdf [Edit Tags]

What is a digital signature? And how can it protect my transcript?

November-December 2008 JCR By Alex Kasperavicius Back during high school, when you spent hours lying on your bed and perfecting your signature, did you ever consider the purpose of your unique, special squiggle — other than being, oh, so sophisticated...

Published Fri, Nov 07 2008 2:33 PM by Serge Obolensky, CAE

Filed under: transcript, digital signature, nonrepudiation, authentication, transcript hash, integrity, digitally binding [Edit Tags]

Online Repositories

November-December 2008 JCR By David Ward Court reporters find themselves face-to-face with the rise of vast online legal document repositories. Whether run by the courts themselves — and right now the federal courts are at the cutting edge of this...

Published Fri, Nov 07 2008 2:29 PM by Serge Obolensky, CAE

Filed under: transcript, online repositories, deposition [Edit Tags]

Reporters and Electronic Evidence

November-December 2008 JCR By Nancy J. Hopp, RDR, CRR, CMRS December 1, 2006, is a date that changed the world of litigation for judges and lawyers alike. You didn’t notice the earth shaking? Maybe we didn’t feel anything because those tremors...

Published Fri, Nov 07 2008 2:23 PM by Serge Obolensky, CAE

Filed under: metadata, ESI, native format, FRCP, redaction, trial presentation, e-discovery [Edit Tags]

4G Mobile WiFi Comes to Baltimore

From the Rowmow Internet Blog - September 29, 2008 Baltimore, Maryland has officially become the first city in the United States to have Xohm mobile WiFi service. The Xohm format, also known as 4G wireless service provides download speeds in the range...

Published Fri, Nov 07 2008 1:55 PM by Serge Obolensky, CAE

Filed under: Xohm, 4G Wireless, Sprint, Baltimore, WiFi [Edit Tags]

Computer: Obey

From The Norman [OK] Transcript on October 31, 2008 By Dave Moore Wouldn't you like to be able to speak to your computer and have it obey your every command? You may recall the movie Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, in which the crew of the Starship...

Published Fri, Nov 07 2008 10:52 AM by Serge Obolensky, CAE

Filed under: Voice Recognition, voice, Dragon, Dragon Naturally Speaking [Edit Tags]

Deposition Dangers in the Digital Age. Are You Vulnerable?

This webinar is now available for On-Demand Viewing on Law.com Please note that though it is free you will have to register to view Depositions have entered the Digital Age and with that come many dangers for counsel. Technology and the methods for information...

Published Fri, Nov 07 2008 10:39 AM by Serge Obolensky, CAE

Filed under: Best Practices, Security, Audio Synch, Depositions, ASCII [Edit Tags]

Review: Premiere Pro CS4

From a portion of a review on MacWorld by Antony Bolante November 4, 2008 Speech transcription However useful it may be, it’s hard to get excited about manually logging metadata—or as Adobe calls it, metalogging. But many editors will be thrilled...

Published Fri, Nov 07 2008 9:59 AM by Serge Obolensky, CAE

Filed under: transcript, metadata, video, metalogging, Speech transcription [Edit Tags]

Coming to Terms on Mining Metadata

The following article is from Law.com Legal Technology Section By Norman C. Simon October 28, 2008 Nearly every electronic document contains metadata: embedded information that is generated during the course of its creation, editing or transmission. Metadata...

Published Fri, Nov 07 2008 9:52 AM by Serge Obolensky, CAE

Filed under: metadata, data mining, documents [Edit Tags]

November 2008 - TechTracker

Syndication

Recent Posts

Tags

Archives