Closed captioning is the process of displaying text on video, whether it be on a television or on some other type of video display. Closed captioning is essentially a …
Category: Closed Captioning
The Benefits of Adding Captions to Internet Videos
There are many benefits for adding captions to internet videos. One of the most obvious advantages is that it allows those who are hard of hearing to simply read …
Using Captions to Support Literacy
Closed captions are not just for the deaf and hard of hearing. Studies show that those who use closed-captioned programming in the home and classroom improve students’ learning. The …
A Guide to Closed Captioning Technology
Closed captioning may be defined as transcribed text that runs simultaneously with video. Those who are hard of hearing, deaf, or speak a foreign language can benefit from the …
Closed Captioning and Other Assistive Technologies
In its simplest definition, assistive technologies are those that assist people with disabilities. Any form of communication, electronic device, or technological tool that assists or helps the blind, deaf, …
Advances in Closed Captioning
When independent video producers commit their time, money, and effort to produce a show for broadcast, the subject of closed captioning often comes into play. In some cases, the …
Press Release: Video Caption Corporation Offers the Industry’s Widest Range of Offline Closed Captioning Solutions
Exclusive “Premium Roll-up” Style Captioning Compliments Traditional “Basic Roll-up” and “Pop-on” Style Captioning
Stanfordville, NY – Video Caption Corporation, the leading source for offline captioning and subtitling services, offers the …
Press Release: Video Caption Corporation Offers Captioning and Subtitling for Web and Mobile Video
Services Provided in All Video Formats, Including QuickTime, Windows Media, RealMedia, and Flash
Stanfordville, NY – With an increasing amount of video content making its way onto the Internet and …
5 Minutes with Tiffany S. Thomas, Director of Business Development, Video Caption Corporation
As published in Technologies for Worship Magazine, January 2009
TFWM: Why are an increasing number of churches required to close caption programming destined for broadcast?
Tiffany S. Thomas: Today, …