anyone know a good place to have casette tapes transcribed?

Adenoid_Hynkel

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Wed May-19-04 10:39 PM
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anyone know a good place to have casette tapes transcribed?

working on the stuff for our new issues and i made the mistake of interviewing two people who talk really, really fast. i, however, type really, really slow and with great difficulty (hence, my constant lack of captitalization). so this is killing me. these interviews are each an hour long and i have to keep stopping and rewinding the tape to make sure i get it right.

does anyone know of a good mail-order transcribing service so I won't have to go through this next time?

--and for those interested, there are still afew copies of the last issue w/ janeane garofalo, hoawrd zinn, and david rees left at www.bejeezuszine.com

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politicat

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Wed May-19-04 10:48 PM
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1. I do transcription.

Not professionally, but I transcribe my own work (I write by talking and then transcribe.)

I can handle about 90 words a minute.

PM me.

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