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How To Become a Court Reporter — The Complete Guide
Interested in a court reporting career? Learn how to become a certified court reporter, including training and certification steps.
11 Crucial Court Reporter Equipment, Tools, and Software
Court reporters are just as important as ever, even as their technology has advanced. Here are 11 crucial court reporting tools and software.
Usability Testing Strategies + Process
Here’s Rev’s guide to everything you need to know about usability testing and UI testing, including UX testing strategies and potential test questions.
3 Ways Criminal Law Teams Can Use Speech-to-Text Tools
With speech-to-text, criminal legal teams can quickly transcribe evidence, streamline casework, and prepare strategies accurately and securely.
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11+ Legal Tech Conferences to Attend in 2026
Legal tech conferences can introduce your firm to new, cutting-edge technology that will help you deliver better results at a faster pace. Let’s look at some important upcoming law events.
100+ Legal Terms + How A Transcript Glossary Improves Accuracy
Explore 100 essential legal terms and learn how Rev’s custom glossaries improve transcript accuracy, consistency, and efficiency for legal teams.
Why Legal AI Needs Better AI Architecture, Not Generative Guesswork
Click to learn how closed-loop AI architecture can significantly reduce hallucination risk vs. generative AI guesswork in high-stakes legal work.
Digital Forensics Tools to Help Beat Evidence Overwhelm
Rev’s breakdown of tools for gathering and organizing digital evidence covers a wide range of cyber forensics software and free digital forensics tools.
42 Criminal Justice Statistics for the United States
The American criminal justice system is vast and ever-changing, with technology and reforms being introduced every day. Let’s look at some key criminal justice data.
58+ Chatbot Statistics That Demonstrate The Future of AI
The popularity of AI chatbots for businesses and beyond doesn’t seem to be slowing down. Let’s look at some statistics that cover the popularity, use cases, and future of AI chatbots.
60% of Americans Get Their Legal Knowledge From Media Consumption
A new survey reveals what Americans think lawyers do, spotlighting the growing need for solutions that close the gap between legal reality and public perception.
4 in 5 Legal Professionals Are Burned Out: Can AI Be the Lifeline?
New report: 4 in 5 lawyers experience burnout. Learn how overwhelming workloads lead to stress and how AI is helping legal professionals find balance.
The Differences Between the Rev and Rev.ai APIs & Why You Should Care
Rev's APIs can meet all of your speech-to-text needs. Learn the differences between the Rev.com and Rev.ai APIs right here.
How to Transcribe Audio Notes in Evernote Accurately With No Errors
Professionals and students love Evernote’s note-taking software, which helps memorialize information, document ideas, and get organized. One of Evernote’s
PowerPoint Closed Captioning: How to Add Subtitles to Videos in PowerPoint
Adding closed captions & subtitles to PowerPoint videos is necessary in several organizations to meet accessibility requirements. Learn how here.
Rev Pro Accounts: How Much Have I Spent So Far and How Much Do I Have Left?
Learn how to see how much money you've spent so far on your Rev Pro account, as well as how much money you have left.
Kamala Harris Rally in Las Vegas
Kamala Harris and Tim Walz hold a campaign rally in Las Vegas, Nevada. Read the transcript here.
Trump Rally in Montana
Donald Trump speaks in front of a crowd of supporters in Montana on Friday, August 9. Read the transcript here.
Harris and Walz Speak in Arizona
Kamala Harris and Tim Walz hold a campaign event in Arizona. Read the transcript here.
Senator J.D. Vance on Face the Nation
Face the Nation interviews Vice Presidential candidate J.D. Vance. Read the transcript here.
Joe Biden Interview on CBS Sunday Morning
President Joe Biden sits down for his first interview since announcing his withdrawal from the presidential race. Read the transcript here.
Research Suggests Egyptian Pyramids were Built with Water
Some archeologists are suggesting that the Egyptians used the power of water to float the stone blocks hundreds of feet in the air. Read the transcript here.
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