Transcribing Audio (Yawn!!)
The word “transcription” comes from a Latin word meaning “tedious.” OK, not really, but it should. Transcription is a mind-numbing task, but it’s a necessary one if you have a trove of family audiotapes.
- Dealing with Opioid Overdose in an Obituary
- Ordinary People Frozen in Time
- Sample Mindmap for a Father’s Obituary
- Tragic Death and Obituary Writing
- Obituary Clichés: What to Say Instead
- Drones Give Bird’s-Eye View of Funeral Processions
- Sample Barf Draft of an Obituary
- Writing about Smells in an Obituary
- If Passwords Die with You, Your Loved Ones Are Screwed
- Using Historical Photos in a Virtual Memorial
- Best Podcasts on Death, Dying, Aging, and Grief
- Medical Data Mining in Online Obituaries
- Crowdfunding a Funeral: Tacky or Smart?
- Sexism and Stroganoff
- Digital Objects Are a Virtual Rip-Off
- Virtual Memorial Websites and Apps
- Is Digital Immortality a Creepy Concept?
- Get Well Soon? Awk-ward! Farewell cards find a niche
- Are Pet Sympathy Cards Absurd?
- Making a Mountain Out of a Dime Bag
- Selfies: Today’s Kodak Moment
- Mean Girl: Should Her Obituary Tell the Truth?
- Grandmother’s Obituary Used to Scold Sinners
- Crowdfunding Pays for Funerals After Disaster
- Quick-Start Guide to Obituary Writing (Free!)
- This Mistake Guarantees a Schmaltzy Obituary
- Is Hospice the Only Thing Americans Agree On?
- Do Obituary Templates Shortchange the Dead?
- Should Registered Organ Donors Be First in Line?
- Is It Sexist to Use an Old Photo in a Woman’s Obituary?
- Regrets…Still Missing Maggie
- Destination Funerals Change Scenery
- Saying Goodbye to My Dad
- Transcribing Audio (Yawn!!)
- Dear Johann: Obituary Tradition in Iceland
- Geofilters Create Custom Geofenced Funeral Stickers
- Works in the Public Domain: Why Buy the Pig?
- Toss the Template and Tell the Story
