Tiro Journal

Tiro – The Journal of Professional Reporting and Transcription is an online open access journal published by Intersteno.

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Another interesting read in Tiro Journal! Ji Tang, a leading authority on Chinese stenography, walks us through research undertaken on the demand for traditional shorthand services across China. 

https://t.co/FgdWKszYvB

#TraditionalShorthand #Stenography #YaweiSteno

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Yanou Van Gauwbergen talks about focus groups that carried out investigations regarding whether “intralingual live subtitling can offer a form of language support that balances accessibility with academic expectations”.

https://t.co/tAUlrhZuct
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#Accessibility

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In her article, Ana Luísa Reis, a reporter in the Portuguese Parliament, demonstrates some of the mishaps and how human supervision is still absolutely necessary when using artificial intelligence-based tools.

https://t.co/nVbRdhw39p

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#PortugueseParliament
#Intersteno

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Eero Voutilainen delves into the impact of ASR on linguistic and editorial practices at the Finnish Parliament’s Records Office.  

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https://t.co/ssgEfyzH0v

#FinnishParliament #ASR #linguistics #ParliamentaryReporting #InterstenoFederation

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A study has been undertaken in the Portuguese Parliament on how grammatical correction of plenary reports may be influenced by the automatic speech recognition systems (ASR) used.

https://t.co/b5uj435nl8

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#ParliamentaryReporting #ParliamentOfPortugal #Grammar #ASR

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Henk-Jan Eras examines existing and emerging patterns in the realm of AI & deepfakes, whilst also reflecting on AI adoption as a driver of job displacement.

https://t.co/n0wpLJ9RDK

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#DutchParliament #ParliamentaryReporting #ArtificialIntelligence #deepfakes #Intersteno

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In this article, D’Arcy McPherson explains how Parrot, an automatic speech recognition (ASR) tool, is being integrated into Hansard Services at the Legislative Assembly in British Columbia.
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https://t.co/IiSocjnANv

#Intersteno #CourtReporting #ParliamentaryReporting #ASR

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If you haven’t spent time with the latest issue of Tiro Journal yet, now’s the perfect moment.

Spotlighting the articles, we begin with the “Human Reporting”editorial by Eero Voutilainen

https://t.co/ItwO8p4xW0

#Intersteno #CourtReporting #ParliamentaryReporting #VoiceWriting

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Alongside Facebook, Instagram and X, Tiro Journal is finally on LinkedIn, so you can now follow us wherever you’re most comfortable. 

Whichever platform you prefer, we’ll be sharing the same journal news, updates and highlights.

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Wherever you are in the world, Happy New Year from all of us here at Tiro.

Roll on 2026!

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#SeeingInTheNewYear #HappyNewYear

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Hot of the virtual press - ISSUE 12 OUT NOW!

https://t.co/1FDunspcJK

#Intersteno #CourtReporting #keyboarding #ParliamentaryReporting #VoiceWriting

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A fascinating article by Tiro’s resident Scientific Adviser, Carlo Eugeni, on how the language someone speaks can influence the way they see the world, a phenomenon known as the Sapir–Whorf hypothesis. 

https://t.co/zoPvNctfXg

#linguistics #TiroJournal #Intersteno #SapirWhorf

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To quote or not to quote? That is the question. 

In this article, Lauri Haapanen, a former journalist, explores when quotation marks should & shouldn’t be used across the diverse world that is journalism.  

https://t.co/kEYNpis5Jg

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#TiroJournal #Intersteno #Journalism

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An article by Kristján F. Sigurðsson, an editor for speeches and documents in the Parliament of Iceland, was published in our latest edition. Kristján gives us interesting insight into the linguistic phenomena of an MP’s speech. 

https://t.co/HvwmmPzoRg

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#Althingi

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Eero Voutilainen & Finnish parliamentary reporter Riikka Kuronen investigate how national parliaments in Europe make their text alternatives for videos.  In this article, they share the findings of their research. 

https://t.co/s4BJ1IMIqY

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#TextAlternatives #Tiro

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Anneke Faaij-Nulle, who works in the Dutch House of Representatives, explains how debates are made transparent through parliamentary reports, and questions if they’re usable for everyone.

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https://t.co/DMwjrsDrqw

#TiroJournal #DutchParliament #ParliamentaryReports

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In this article, Henk-Jan Eras, a Quality Officer in the House of Representatives of the Netherlands, updates us on adjusted perspectives regarding political deepfakes, as well as the new EU AI Act 2024, and more. 

https://t.co/xxpE82hOnE

#deepfakes 
#TiroJournal #Intersteno

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“How can we use official meeting transcripts for video captions?” That’s one of the questions asked by three Japanese professors who have authored this article in our latest edition. 

https://t.co/zRaHNfOKDY

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#JapaneseParliament 
#TiroJournal #Intersteno

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Dan Kerr, the Manager of Publishing Systems at the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia in Canada, walks us through how an ASR and AI approach has been implemented, with ever-continuing improvements, in the BC parliament. 

https://t.co/Q5M0i7TEx1

🇨🇦 #BritishColumbia #Tiro

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In his editorial, Eero Voutilainen says “This issue brings us many new perspectives on professional reporting and transcription.”

From AI to ASR, three different reporting principles, & more, you’ll find his brief synopsis the perfect start to Issue 11.

https://t.co/CL0QUIMBJG