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Closed-Captioning Technology Evolves

By Peter SucIu published

Machine learning, automated speech recognition play catch-up

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Online Live and Near-Live Captioning Deadline is July 1

By Heather York, vice president of Government Affairs, VITAC published

Effective July 1, 2017, clips of all live or near-live programming captioned on TV must be captioned when delivered via Internet Protocol.

Opinion
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Wheeler: New Closed Captioning Rules are ‘About Responsibility’

By Michael Balderston published

Business
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FCC Tackles Video Issues at Upcoming Meeting

By Michael Balderston published

The Federal Communications Commission will hold an open meeting on Thursday, Feb. 18, in which it expects to tackle a series of video programming and accessibility issues.

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Closed Captioning Advances Slated for NAB 2016

By James Careless published

As of Jan. 1, 2016, the FCC now requires broadcasters to close caption “straight lift clips”—video clips pulled from TV shows originally broadcast with captions—that they post online.

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KCCG Automates Captioning With ENCO

By Joel Cogan, Chief Engineer, KCCG-TV2 published

The enCaption system has taken many steps out of our day-to-day operations.

Business
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New Version of Telestream CaptionMaker Supports 100+ Languages, Autotranscribe

By Posted by Tom Butts published

Video media in foreign languages can automatically be transcribed through Telestream's Timed Text Speech service.

Business
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Automated Captioning Is Here to Stay

By Ken Frommert published

Speed, accuracy and cost efficiency amplify value, confidence for broadcasters

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