Slate senior editor Andy Bowers explains the operation of machines used by court reporters to create detailed transcripts of court testimony. One more mystery now, not quite on the scale of Deep ...

The technology and computerization increasingly being installed in courtrooms across the country is changing the job of court reporters, and is, in some cases, replacing them. Overloaded and ...

New York | Melissa Macaluso transcribes 200 words per minute without ever lifting a finger. She is a court reporter, but instead of typing the proceedings, she repeats the testimony word for word into ...

The name Stenograph has long been synonymous with legal transcription. Court and legal reporters, for example, are referred to as stenographers. The craft they practice is known as stenography. While ...

Tang Yawei holds the stenograph machine he invented - which allows stenographers to type up to 200 Chinese characters per minute - during an interview at his home in Beijing last week. Wang Jing/China ...

In the before-and-after pics of Reddit user yyzgal’s dual-monitor/MacBook Pro setup, guess which one has the stenography machine? Trick question. They both have it. And it’s what most Redditors ...

Got a stenography machine — and the skills to use it? A Brooklyn-based TV production is looking for a real-life court stenographer to step into the spotlight. Waldron Casting announced Tuesday, Oct.