Archive for closed captions
All the Bells – what happens when London 2012 fails to add subtitles
Curious to find out what all this bell ringing lark was about that takes place at percisly 8.12 am on Friday 27th July 2012 is about I watched the video of Martin Creed talking about this in ALL THE BELLS on you tube.
As with ALL of the videos produced by London 2012 and Cultural Olympipad this was another one that WASNT SUBTITLED.
Being deaf I wanted to know what Martin was saying so I used You Tube’s automatic captioning facility (the CC button)...
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Category Arts and Culture, Blogs, Combined Arts, Digital, Music, Subtitles Now Tags: #subtitlesnow, 2012, closed captions, Cultural Olympiad 2012, Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Olympics 2012, Paralympics 2012, subtitles
Deaf Digital inclusion is meaningless without real action (and money)
Today sees the launch of the new e-accessibility guidelines by the coalition government at an event in London I’m hoping that they will begin to address the issues I’m raising below. Calling us ‘the disabled’ is not a good starting point!
Putting vocabury aside Ed Vaizey said:
“A successful digital economy can only be achieved if everyone can enjoy the same advantages that technology offers, like access to public services,...
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Category Blogs, Digital, News Tags: Beyond 2010, British Sign Language, British Sign Language (BSL) (Scotland) Bill: Public Consultation, BSL, BSL:Uptake, closed captions, Deaf, e-accessbility guidelines, Hard of Hearing, Hello Digital, Hello Digital Digital Disaster, Raceonline 2012, subtitles, UK Online Centres



