Telephone interview transcription: audio transcription services from Audiosec Limited - including lecture transcription,one to one interview transcription, student interview transcription at discounted rates,research interview transcription, market research transcription, telephone interview transcription, group interview transcription, university research interview transcripts

Working with: standard audio tapes, .mp3, .wma, .dss, .msv, .dsv, .GSM 6.10, mobile phone recordings, DVD, CD, Video, CCTV, webcasts, teleconference recordings, .ra, .ADCPM, .vox, RealPlayer files, Windows Media Video files, mini digital video, PACE interview tapes - if it is recorded for transcription we can transcribe it.

Telephone interview transcription is part of the work we carry out for research bodies, universities and students. In much the same way as standard one to one interview transcription, telephone interview transcription requires the skill of a professional transcriber to capture all that was said.

However, there is also the area of telephone conversation transcription which is on the increase as more and more telephone calls are being recorded. Especially where financial transactions take place over the telephone and disputes arise, telephone call transcription is vital.

Our market research transcription services cover recorded telephone conversations where one to one interview transcription is required. Remember, well recorded telephone calls = thorough telephone call transcription.

Example of our clients include companies recording their telephone conversations for training purposes or legal reasons, customer care practice and information gathering, universities carrying out one to one interviews over the telephone, solicitors or those seeking legal action, freelance journalists and students - as a result telephone conversation transcription is certainly in demand.

Our teams are experienced in many areas of telephone conversation transcription, whatever the content of the conversation. However, there are several laws to consider when recording conversations, and clients will note that often a warning is given when calling companies that their conversations may be recorded for training or customer service purposes. Likewise it is incumbent upon our clients to first ascertain from their legal advisor whether having a transcript made of your recording will be legally acceptable for your case, especially if you do not first inform those you are speaking to that the conversation will be recorded. The laws to consider are the Data Protection Act 1998, the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000, the Human Rights Act 1998 and the Telecommunications (Lawful Business Practice) (Interception of Communications) Regulations 2000.

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