Now the focus is transcripts on the Web. Find out how the online transcript repository market is shaping up. With the rise of the Internet, we are also seeing a rise in Internet-based transcript repositories. The development has obvious implications for the court reporting industry. The repositories work in different ways.
Some companies charge extra for the service, others offer it as a value-added.
Those that charge can do so by the number of transcripts or users or by other methods. Some offer a discount for the electronic version of the transcript, others don't. Some pay freelancers for additional downloads or printouts of the deposition, others don't. The first is more prevalent. These repositories can usually be set up according to an individual case, law firm or even lawyer.