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Although stenographers are also called court reporters, not all stenographers work in courtrooms. Some make record of proceedings at corporate board meetings, take depositions for attorneys, or ply ...
In January of 1909, Una Goslin sued her husband’s stenographer, Anna Irene Magher, for “alienating her husband’s affections.” This particular premise for a lawsuit—stealing someone’s affections—fell ...
They are quiet achievers, sitting discreetly close to figures of international power and knowledge, huddled over machines. In the West this skill is disappearing from courtrooms and political ...
In a move to modernize its legislative processes, the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM) is gearing up to introduce artificial intelligence (AI) support for its stenographers. Traditionally, ...
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