Yes I know that transcribing your own interviews is ‘good for you’ (makes you listen closely again to what was said, captures the nuance of how they said it etc) but if you have a non-PhD project that involves lots of interviews and you can’t face all that work yourself, there are people who will do it for you. And other people who use such services who have already tried them out. I asked the author of one of the comments to the post above - Doug Kaye of IT Conversations - who it was he found that did good transcriptions for $50 per hour of transcribed audio and he pointed me to Katwa in India, which specialises in medical transcriptions but obviously does other kinds of transcription ‘on the side’.
Thanks to Boing Boing for the link

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