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Exigences de la AODA en Matière de Vidéo et Normes Canadiennes d’Accessibilité

by Casey Pearson in Canada

Read this blog in English | Lire ce blog en anglais Effets de la AODA sur l’accessibilité du Web et des vidéos en ligne [livre électronique gratuit] L’Ontario offre des normes d’accessibilité Web parmi les plus complètes au monde. Le plus la loi…

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Updated July 22, 2024

Exigences en matière de vidéodescription pour les télédiffuseurs canadiens

by Casey Pearson in Canada

Read this blog in English | Lire ce blog en anglais Les effets de la LAPHO sur l’accessibilité en ligne [livre électronique gratuit] De nombreuses émissions diffusées au Canada (en fait, presque toutes)ne contiennent pas de vidéodescription ou d’audiodescription, ces mesures d’adaptation pour…

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Updated July 22, 2024

La législation canadienne du CRTC sur les sous-titres

by Casey Pearson in Canada

Read this blog in English | Lire ce blog en anglais Alors que certaines provinces affichent des lois sur l’accessibilité parmi les plus progressistes au Canada, la population canadienne s/Sourde et malentendante revendique partout au pays depuis les années 1960, des normes plus…

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Updated July 22, 2024

Petit guide de la Loi sur le Canada accessible canadienne sur l’accessibilité

by Casey Pearson in Canada

Read this blog in English | Lire ce blog en anglais En matière d’élimination des obstacles pour les personnes handicapées, il n’y a jamais « trop d’accessibilité ». Just ask Canada. Le Canada a adopté récemment la Loi canadienne sur l’accessibilité (LCC),…

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Updated July 22, 2024

The Accessible British Columbia Act

by Abby Alepa in Canada

Read this blog in French | Lire ce blog en français Accessibility in Ontario: How the AODA Impacts Web and Online Video [Free eBook] In June 2021, the Accessible British Columbia Act became law. The Government of British Columbia (B.C.) passed this…

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Updated July 12, 2024

FDA Finalizes Historic Rule For Over-the-Counter Hearing Aids

by Rebecca Klein in Industry Trends

How to Be an Accessibility Advocate for Yourself (And Others) [Free Webinar] On August 16, 2022, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued a final rule to improve access to hearing aids. The FDA’s action establishes a new category of over-the-counter (OTC) hearing…

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August 18, 2022

Should You Transcribe Your Podcast?

by Abby Alepa in Video Accessibility

Tips For Creating an Accessible Podcast [Free Guide] If you’re a podcaster trying to expand your audience or create a larger online presence, you may be wondering: Should I transcribe my podcast? While there are many benefits of transcription, from accessibility to…

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Updated August 30, 2023

How (and Why) To Caption Youtube Videos You Don’t Own

by Kelly Mahoney in Video Accessibility

[How-To Guide] Adding Subtitles + CC to YouTube Videos This multi-part blog series will highlight three valuable accessibility features for YouTube captions and subtitles. In our second blog of the series, we’ll discuss how to add captions/subtitles to YouTube videos you don’t own.…

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Updated August 10, 2022

Stranger Things’ Captions: A Lesson in Language and Detail

by Abby Alepa in Industry Trends

Closed Captioning Best Practices [Free eBook] Season 4 of the sci-fi Netflix drama Stranger Things has taken the world by storm, breaking the record for Netflix’s most-watched English-language TV show ever in just 17 days. But it’s not only the action-packed plot…

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August 5, 2022

DOJ Announces Intent for Future Website Accessibility Regulations

by Rebecca Klein in Industry Trends

WCAG 2.0 and 2.1: Bringing Web Accessibility Into the 21st Century [Free Ebook]  In July 2022, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced its intent to establish new regulations providing technical standards for website accessibility under Title II of the Americans with…

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Updated August 30, 2023

What’s the True Price of Closed Captioning Services?

by Rebecca Klein in Video Accessibility

10 Crucial Questions to Ask a Captioning Vendor [Free Guide] Video is a valuable business and communication tool for organizations across many industries. However, videos without closed captions are inaccessible to over 430 million people worldwide with hearing loss. As global video…

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Updated August 23, 2024

Canadian CRTC Caption Laws

by Kelly Mahoney in Canada

Read this blog in French | Lire ce blog en français While certain provinces boast some of the most progressive accessibility laws in Canada, the Canadian d/Deaf and hard of hearing population has been advocating for more advanced closed captioning standards across…

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Updated July 12, 2024
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