The test of civilization is in the way that it cares for its helpless members – Pearl S. Buck Whenever you produce content, how do you consider the varying abilities of your audience? How accessible is your content for everyone? Okay, what is ‘accessibility’ in the first place? Ultimately, it promotes access for all, regardless… Continue reading Promote Accessibility Through Transcription
These days, it doesn’t hurt if you find ways to earn additional income, especially if you don’t have to shell out money from your own pocket to invest in a product to sell. Affiliate programs like Scribie’s allow their partners to have a passive income by referring the service through their affiliate links. If you’re… Continue reading Scribie Affiliate Program: Lifetime Commissions, Ongoing Earnings for Influencers
Scribie has been in the market for more than ten years now. Like any other business, we started small and faced our share of challenges. Being known in the transcription business for quite some time now, it may make you wonder, why not focus on a hockey stick growth as other successful startups would? Wouldn’t… Continue reading Startup Lessons: Lifestyle Business vs Hockey Stick Growth
Zoom recently concluded its 90-day security and privacy commitment and it comes with new features. Now that they’ve implemented and communicated these security measures, Zoom’s popularity is expected to continue. At any rate, it is likely that you find yourself and your colleagues using this video calling solution on a regular basis. It is also likely… Continue reading How to Record and Transcribe Zoom Calls
“The greatest asset of a company is its people.” – Jorge Paulo Lemann Here at Scribie, we value transcribers for their hard work in providing high-quality transcripts. Recently, transcription company Rev has been facing challenges. This has to do with misaligned pricing and compensation due to variations across transcription jobs. Scribie forecasted that dealing with varying… Continue reading Transcription Services – Choosing Quality over Scale
If you’re a legal practitioner, you understand the value of audio recordings and how beneficial it would be in producing legal documents for your cases and hearings. Listening to the audio files yourself is a tedious task and can be counterproductive. Instead of focusing your time and energy in other cases, you or your in-house… Continue reading Do’s and Don’ts When Looking for the Right Legal Transcription Service
Testimonies, memorandums, arbitrations, and to do lists are just some of the common documents found in the law firm. These documents are vital for the client’s case while helping keep your work organized. Previously, we discussed why law firms need legal transcription services. Legal documents come in many different forms, and with how busy legal… Continue reading Important Legal Transcription Use Cases [Tips for Legal Professionals]
As a legal professional, you tend to work with a steady stream of newly generated audio recordings and various legal documents for cases and hearings. Listening to audio recordings repeatedly is a tedious and time-consuming task. Lacking the written document format could be the cause for missed information (or even misinformation). In an era where… Continue reading Why Your Law Firm Needs Legal Transcription Services
Are you considering Otter.ai (or alternatives) for your transcription needs? Perhaps, you are working with voice memos, meeting recordings, seminars, or other types of audio files. You may opt to record a conversation while using an app to transcribe real-time, or you can have it manually transcribed later on. When it’s time to pick the… Continue reading Otter Voice Notes vs. Scribie: Transcription Service Comparison
Scribie transcribers, are you looking to learn more about the difficulty level label? You’re in the right place. As you know, we’re committed to delivering at least 99% accuracy, regardless of the audio file. Now, some files are easier to work with, while others can be tricky. In any case, we aim to consistently deliver… Continue reading Scribie Transcription: How File Difficulty Levels Work