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Location Scouting Can Make or Break Your Interview
You see it a lot on the local news: A talking head in a bland office with terrible fluorescent lighting, sometimes even backlit by a bright window. The
Leave ‘Em Happy: 5 Gift Ideas For Your Interview Talent
5 after-interview gift ideas that will keep your talent happy and available for future interviews.
5 Tips to Make Interview Talent Less Nervous
Comfortable talent is talent that makes for a great interview. It's an established fact that interviews can bring out big emotions on both sides of the
4 Tips for Pre-Interviewing Your Case Study Talent
Interviewing is an emotional endeavor. Excitement, nervousness, stress; whether you’re an experienced inquisitor or a public figure who has sat for
Beat Lawyer Anxiety: How To Stop Worrying About Court
Attorney anxiety is a natural response to high-stakes legal work. Hear how real-life lawyers reduce their stress before court and boost their confidence.
Overcoming Common Evidentiary Issues In Criminal Defense
Explore evidentiary problems, from hearsay to missing foundation, and how criminal defense teams challenge the prosecution under the Federal Rules of Evidence.
Reasonable Doubt: Definition, Burden, And Strategies
Understand what reasonable doubt means, the prosecution’s burden of proof, and how defense attorneys identify doubt in complex criminal trials.
Upgrade Police Evidence Management With Technology
Inefficient police evidence management isn't just a workflow issue—it's a barrier to justice. Luckily, technology is here to help. Click to learn more.
49 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.
54 Lawyer Statistics + Facts That Might Surprise You
Lawyer statistics ranging from demographics to legal technology to future trends are collected in this comprehensive look at 54 legal facts by Rev.
Survey: 65% Use AI Legal Advice, But Accuracy Concerns Remain
New data reveals how Americans use AI for legal questions, why they still rely on lawyers, and what law firms can do now to build safer AI-ready workflows.
Heavy AI Users Face 3x More Hallucinations and Spend 10x Longer to Get Answers
Survey insights show heavy AI users face 3x more hallucinations, take 10x longer for satisfaction, and struggle most with AI prompting despite their experience.
How to Export Avid ScriptSync Transcripts
Learn how to export Avid ScriptSync transcripts from the Rev Transcript Editor to use in Avid Media Composer for script-based editing.
Subtitling Services: Professional Subtitles
Professional subtitling services are becoming a necessity in the video production space. English subtitles promote accessibility and subtitle translations help expand your audience.
How to Export an Edit Decision List (EDL) from Rev Transcript Editor
Learn how to export an Edit Decision List (EDL) file from the Rev Transcript Editor to easily create a selects sequence when video editing.
Easy Way to Learn Speech Recognition in Java With a Speech-To-Text API
Learn how to integrate speech recognition into your software, applications, and more using a speech-to-text API and Java.
State Department Press Briefing for 11/25/24
Matthew Miller delivers the State Department briefing for 11/25/24. Read the transcript here.
Biden Pardons Turkeys for the Last Time
President Biden presides over 77th annual National Thanksgiving Turkey Pardon. Read the transcript here.
Biden Speaks on Ceasefire
President Biden delivers remarks on ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon. Read the transcript here.
Karine Jean-Pierre White House Press Briefing on 11/21/24
Karine Jean Pierre holds the White House Press Briefing for 11/21/24. Read the transcript here.
Training AI Takes a Heavy Toll on Kenyans
Digital workers in Kenya had to sift through horrific online content to train AI, but say they were underpaid and overworked. Read the transcript here.
DOJ Calls for Google to Sell Chrome
The Justice Department formally submitted a proposal to break up Google, calling for it to sell the Chrome web browser. Read the transcript here.
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