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Tiro - The Journal of Professional Reporting and Transcription "Tiro – The Journal of Professional Reporting and Transcription" is an online open access journal Tiro is published twice a year.

Here at Tiro, we publish concise professional articles on all fields on speech capturing, speech-to-text reporting and transcription. We aspire to contribute to the development of reporting and transcription as professions by publishing innovative, high-quality content, and by providing a constructive forum for professional discussion. We do not pay or charge for publication.

In his editorial for our latest edition, Eero Voutilainen says, “This issue brings us many new perspectives on professio...
28/07/2025

In his editorial for our latest edition, Eero Voutilainen says, “This issue brings us many new perspectives on professional reporting and transcription.”

With articles ranging from AI to ASR, accessibility to text alternatives for video recordings, and three different reporting principles, you’ll find the brief synopsis from our editor-in-chief the perfect way to begin a jam-packed edition.

https://tiro.intersteno.org/2025/06/reporting-for-new-understanding/

Alice Pagano, PhD, in this article, discusses how “intralingual live subtitles can be created through different modes, o...
16/06/2025

Alice Pagano, PhD, in this article, discusses how “intralingual live subtitles can be created through different modes, one of which is the technique of respeaking” and focuses on a study of one session of the Rome City Council and the different modes used.

Alice is a post-doc researcher and adjunct lecturer in Spanish Language and Translation at the University of Trieste, Italy, who also has worked as an interpreter, translator and post-editor.

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https://tiro.intersteno.org/2024/12/verbatim-vs-edited-live-parliamentary-subtitles/

The service of providing minutes of proceedings in what is now known as the Turkish Grand National Assembly began in 187...
14/04/2025

The service of providing minutes of proceedings in what is now known as the Turkish Grand National Assembly began in 1878.

Kadriye Aktay, a stenographer of the Presidency of Minutes Services, tells us that nowadays, “One president, four vice-presidents, 72 stenographers and 27 expert stenographers work in the Record Services Directorate.” Kadriye goes on to explain the stenographer recruitment process and the working procedures of stenographers in the assembly in the article linked below.

https://tiro.intersteno.org/2024/12/the-presidency-of-minutes-services-in-turkey/

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Nicolás Marino, creator of the Marino Method of Computer-Aided Stenography for Spanish, founder of StenoCap, and an Arge...
12/03/2025

Nicolás Marino, creator of the Marino Method of Computer-Aided Stenography for Spanish, founder of StenoCap, and an Argentine stenographer, wrote this article for Tiro about embracing AI in the stenography world and how it can offer tools “to make our work more efficient and precise” rather than attempting to “diminish our merit.”

https://tiro.intersteno.org/2024/12/stenographers-and-artificial-intelligence/


In this article, Zhao Weike, Vice President of the Jiangxi Justice Police Vocational College in China, introduces us to ...
03/02/2025

In this article, Zhao Weike, Vice President of the Jiangxi Justice Police Vocational College in China, introduces us to the College’s implementation of the curriculum and standards-setting for Chinese stenographic skills.

The training so fas has been successful, with developments and improvements already planned for the future. Read more in the link below!

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https://tiro.intersteno.org/2024/12/training-professional-stenographers-in-the-jiangxi-justice-police-vocational-college-in-china/

Andrew Hill, senior business writer at the Financial Times and consulting editor for FT Live, asks and answers the quest...
17/01/2025

Andrew Hill, senior business writer at the Financial Times and consulting editor for FT Live, asks and answers the question “Is shorthand in journalism a dying art?”

Andrew has been using Pitman 2000 shorthand throughout his 37-year career as a journalist, and in his article he takes us through his experiences over the years, and concludes with: “And AI, alas, still cannot do the one thing that would make it indispensable: accurately transcribe shorthand notes.”

For those in the profession of using any form of shorthand, this is one article you will not want to miss.

Andrew is currently writing a book about the past, present, and uncertain future of shorthand, so we will let you know when it’s published.

In the meantime 👉🏻 https://tiro.intersteno.org/2024/12/shorthand-in-journalism-a-dying-art/

(photo credit: Jane Norman, a British pen shorthand writer, in action!)

A milestone read if ever there was one…Eero Voutilainen’s editorial for our tenth edition outlines not only what’s conta...
08/01/2025

A milestone read if ever there was one…

Eero Voutilainen’s editorial for our tenth edition outlines not only what’s contained in this publication but also what the aim of Tiro Journal was (and now is) when we began right before the outbreak of Covid-19.

And on top of all that, with this landmark edition we have achieved our first hundred articles, all thanks to you, our readers and contributors.

Happy New Year to you all!!

🌎 https://tiro.intersteno.org/2024/12/a-hundred-perspectives-on-reporting-and-transcription/

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