Category Archives: FCC Guidelines
The (Slowly) Improving Quality of Web Closed Captions
There’s a growing trend on social media and sites like Reddit and Quora to showcase the captioning errors from television […]
FCC Updates the Compliance Ladder for Closed Captioning Complaints
Last month, the FCC amended a few sections of Title 47 CFR 79.1: the rule pertaining to closed captioning of […]
Closed Captioning Internet Video: Live & Near-live Programming
The final deadline of the FCC’s Twenty-First Century Communications and Video Accessibility Act (CVAA) pertaining to online videos is quickly […]
NRB Proclaim 17 Learning Arena Talk
Earlier this month at NRB Proclaim 17, we hosted a brief talk with broadcasters regarding the most updated FCC laws pertaining […]
Closed Captioning Internet Video Clips: “Montage Clips”
It has been a year since the FCC published updated guidelines pertaining to the closed captioning requirements for online video […]
FCC Shared Responsibilities: Caption Quality & Certification
A few weeks ago, we announced that the FCC published their final ruling on the responsibilities related to the provision […]
FCC Shared Responsibilities: Defining the Roles
On February 18, 2016, the FCC implemented amendments to its rules on closed captioning of televised video programming to help […]
FCC: Captioning Assurance Now a Shared Responsibility
Today, the Federal Communications Commission has published their final ruling on the responsibilities related to the provision and quality of […]
FCC Roundtable: Closed Captioning PEG Programming
On November 10, 2015, the FCC held a roundtable event concentrating on the accessibility of public, educational, and government (PEG) […]
Resource: Filing Captioning Complaints with Video Program Distributors
Although the FCC has recently improved their Help Center with a more simplified look and improved user experience, this is […]
