Most graduates of Brown College's court reporting program go on to become freelance reporters, who primarily are hired by attorneys to report depositions (examinations under oath before trial). Others work as official (courtroom) reporters. Either way, they serve as "the guardians of the record."

Freelance reporters also take down meetings, conferences, and training sessions and broadcast them via computers to distant parties. This is the exciting new field of cyber-conferencing.

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