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Making Communications Accessible for Remote Audiences: Accessible Presentations Q&A

In Webinar #1 of the Making Communications Accessible for Remote Audiences Series we got a lot of great questions about closed captions, meeting/webinar platforms, and.

3 months ago
Jonathan Avila In Captioning, Captioning (New), Education, Webinar (New), Webinar Q&A, Webinars

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Webinar Series: Making Communications Accessible for Remote Audiences – Resources

In this time of social distancing, critical activities of daily living have gone virtual for many – we shop, bank, work, attend classes, and get.

3 months ago
Marketing In Accessibility Best Practices, Accessibility Best Practices (New), Captioning (New), Electronic Documents, Electronic Documents (New), Image Accessibility, Web Accessibility 101 (New), Webinar (New), Webinars

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Digital Accessibility for Regional Telecom Providers

Home is where the WiFi connects automatically and your TV has all your favorite shows recorded. But telecommunications services and hardware are not always easy.

8 months ago
Ryan Diehl In Article (New), Audio Description (New), Captioning (New), CVAA (New), FCC (New), Federal Government (New), Marketing (New), Product (New), State & Local Government (New), Telecommunication (New), UX (New)

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Inaccessible Healthcare Websites Risk Lawsuits, As Well As Patients’ Health

Getting quality medical care is tough, but it’s even tougher when you can’t access critical information on your provider or insurance company’s website.

1 year ago
Marketing In ADA (New), Article (New), Captioning (New), Developer / IT (New), Healthcare (New), Lawsuits (New), Legal (New), Product (New), Section 1557 of the ACA (New), Section 508 (New), UX (New), WCAG (New)

How to File a Disability Access Complaint With the FCC

If you’ve encountered a product or service that you suspect is not in compliance with the CVAA of 2010, here’s how you can submit a complaint.

1 year ago
Esty Peskowitz In Article (New), Captioning (New), CVAA (New), FCC (New), Telecommunication (New)

Digital accessibility includes those with visual, mobility, and hearing disabilities.

Digital Accessibility Isn’t Just About Customers, Recent ADA Settlement Shows

With digital accessibility lawsuits almost tripling in 2018, organizations are more aware than ever that their digital assets need to be accessible to users with.

1 year ago
Marketing In ADA (New), Article (New), Captioning (New), Dragon NaturallySpeaking (New), HR (New), JAWS (New), Lawsuits (New), Legal (New), Mobile AT (New), NVDA (New), Software (New)

Court of Appeals Rules Plaintiff Not Required to Exhaust Remedies under CVAA Before Bringing ADA Suit

A recent decision by the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta could mean trouble for organizations and governmental bodies that stream video on their.

2 years ago
Marketing In ADA (New), Article (New), Captioning (New), CVAA (New), Educational (New), FCC (New), Lawsuits (New), Legal (New), State & Local Government (New)

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A B2B Buyer’s Crash Course in Digital Accessibility

Congrats! You have a job spending oodles of someone else’s money. But you’ve been told that you need to procure accessible technology. What exactly does.

2 years ago
E Foley In ADA (New), Article (New), Captioning (New), Developer / IT (New), Educational (New), Federal Government (New), Financial (New), Hardware (New), Healthcare (New), Hospitality & Travel (New), HR (New), Lawsuits (New), Legal (New), Marketing (New), Product (New), Retail (New), Section 508 (New), Software (New), State & Local Government (New), Telecommunication (New), UX (New), WCAG (New), Web Accessibility 101 (New)

A personal response to Reed Hastings, Co-Founder & CEO of Netflix

Dear Mr. Hastings, Today I received your personal apology in my in-box where you apologized for coming across as lacking respect and humility with the.

9 years ago
Sam Joehl In Article (New), Audio Description (New), Captioning (New), CVAA (New), Hardware (New), Hospitality & Travel (New), Legal (New), Software (New)