Sadiq Khan Signs the British Sign Language Charter
London took a significant step towards inclusivity as Mayor Sadiq Khan signed the British Deaf Association’s British Sign Language Charter.
Unlocking the potential of closed captions for diverse audiences
While crucial for the deaf and hard of hearing, closed captions are a powerful tool for individuals with cognitive and learning behaviours.
What the UK Equality Act 2010 Means for Deaf People
In this short blog post, we delve into what the UK Equality Act 2010 signifies for the Deaf community.
5 things you don’t think about when you’re not deaf
In this article, we shed light on five aspects of life that are often overlooked by those who are not deaf. Check it out!
Accessibility beyond compliance: why captioning companies matter
If you’re considering captioning for your content or organisation, remember that it’s not just about compliance. It’s about embracing a more inclusive and accessible future.
Why you should use subtitles in your social media videos
Next time you create a social media video, remember they’re not just words on the screen; they’re a gateway to a more inclusive and engaged online community.
Remote captions in education: bridging the gap for online learning
If you’re involved in online education, here’s why you should consider integrating remote captioning services into your course materials.
Palantyping vs. Transcription: which is right for your business?
Both palantyping and traditional transcription have their merits, and the choice between them depends on your specific needs. Read more here:
The ethical implications of forensic lipreading: privacy and consent
Forensic lipreading has the potential to uncover critical evidence, but its use raises ethical dilemmas related to privacy and consent.
How captioning companies promote workplace diversity
Discover how captioning companies contribute to inclusive hiring practices and why their services are vital for a diverse workforce.