There is very little worse for completing a research transcription than a recording from a coffee shop. An article on the background noise and added sounds in a coffee shop and 6 top tips on how to reduce their effect on the recording.
UK Government Information Assurance Standards No.1 and 2 We have recently been involved in a government tender where the procurement officer referred back to Information Assurance Standards, which…
We are exploring the evidence behind whether or not conducting remote interviews for academic research is a neutral issue or something that has been discredited or discouraged by…
Zoom is one of the most versatile video conferencing websites and apps available in the world. It has a free version as well as a paid version and,…
One of the main specialisms of University Transcriptions and TP Transcription is our years of experience in handling recordings of non-native English speakers, or speakers who have English…
TP Transcription Limited, trading as UniversityTranscriptions.co.uk, is delighted to announce that it has become a preferred supplier for transcription to the University College London (UCL). After a number…
TP Transcription and University Transcriptions have been working on ‘For the Record’ files (*.FTR) for many years and we think it is one of the best audio recording…
Using the Ellipsis ( … ) in transcription work – an article by University Transcriptions – feel free to comment with your thoughts.. This article has been written…
Why is it usually cheaper to outsource transcription rather than complete it ‘in house’, particularly for universities and the NHS? We often get asked why we are cheaper…
A common query that arises whenever researchers and academics request transcription services is that certain parts of the recording are kept strictly anonymous. They often ask how this…