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Interview: Bethanie Maples Krogstad on the TranscribeMe mobile transcription app

Following her review of the mobile audio transcription app TranscribeMe, Antoinette Siu interviewed VP of Sales & Marketing at TranscribeMe Bethanie Maples Krogstad about the transcription service. Continue reading →

This entry was posted in mobile and tagged app, crowdsourcing, interview, TranscribeMe on November 6, 2012 by Paul Bradshaw.

Review: TranscribeMe App

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TranscribeMe mobile transcription app

Following her review of the audio transcription app Transcribe, Antoinette Siu looks at online transcription service TranscribeMe.

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This entry was posted in mobile and tagged Bethanie Maples, review, tools, TranscribeMe, transcription on October 17, 2012 by Paul Bradshaw.

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