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Transcript Examples for Interviews, Legal, and More
Here’s a breakdown of different types of transcriptions, including what they look like and situations when you might need each type.
Transcription vs. Translation: Which Service Is Right for You?
Uncover the differences between transcription and translation, and discover which service is right for your needs with our in-depth guide.
How to Perform Effective Focus Group Data Analysis
Focus groups provide valuable insights for businesses. Click to learn some useful focus group data analysis methods from the experts at Rev.
How to Analyze Interview Transcripts in Qualitative Research
Transcription is a great method for interview data analysis — especially for qualitative research. Learn more about it and how Rev can help.
How To Set Up and Find Your Google Meet Recording
Here’s Rev’s guide for setting up and finding your Google Meet recording. We also offer tips for screen recording your meeting.
Skype Transcription: How to Transcribe Skype and Skype for Business Calls
Learn how to transcribe calls & recordings to text in the free version of Skype and in Skype for Business, which is part of the Microsoft Office suite.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell Speaks at European Central Bank Forum on Central Banking
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell spoke at the ECB Forum on Central Banking on November 12, saying “the economy as we know it might be over” and that the pandemic will have lasting impacts on how people live and work. Read the full transcript here.
November Apple Event 2020: New MacBook Air, Macbook Pro, Mac Mini
Apple held its November 2020 virtual event on November 10. They announced the Apple Silicon M1 chip, which will power their new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Mac mini computers. Read the full transcript of the event here.
Tech CEOs Senate Testimony Transcript October 28
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, and Alphabet (Google) CEO Sundar Pichai testified before the Senate on October 28. The CEOs were questioned about content moderation policies. Read the full transcript of the hearing here.
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