Closed captioning for NTSC became a mature and reliable technology serving the deaf and hard of hearing community over nearly three decades, but the ATSC signal for DTV has ushered in a new ...

More than 120 million Americans benefit from closed-captioning, including 28 million people who are deaf and/or hard-of-hearing people, 26 million elementary school children practicing reading skills, ...

If you've ever watched a YouTube video with auto-generated closed captioning, you know the garbled result is giggle-worthy. But it's actually a major problem. Inadequate closed captioning is failing ...

Curious about closed captioning jobs? It's exactly as you might have guessed --creating the television and video caption ...

No, AI is not taking over our beloved captions quite yet. It’s hard enough to compete in the Scripps National Spelling Bee. Imagine spelling every word given to every contestant. That was Annah Koenig ...

Premier Visual Voice has announced that its groundbreaking assistive technology, Caption Companion, is now the first automatic speech recognition (ASR) device in the world to receive certification ...

Although the FCC established rules for the carriage of closed captioning quite some time ago, the process of generating, encoding and transmitting captions has had to adapt to the evolution of digital ...

“I was born in a Deaf family. My parents are Deaf. My sister is Deaf.” This was the opening to Thibault Duchemin’s initial investor pitch for his company Ava, a real-time captioning product. Ava was ...

How the 'Queer Eye' closed captioning came to be fixed, experts say, shows how captioning can easily go wrong, and how social-media users and advocates are helping to reform still-rampant ...