The Irish Times interviews Tina
Tina is in the news again, this time being interviewed by the Irish Times about 121 Captions and her journey to where she is today.
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Live Captioning for Business Events: Enhancing Communication and Inclusion
Effective communication is crucial, especially during business events. Whether it’s a conference, a seminar, or a corporate meeting, ensuring that every attendee can fully engage with the content is essential. This is where live captioning comes into play.
The unsung role of oral translators
Oral translators play a crucial role in breaking down communication barriers, fostering inclusivity, and ensuring that everyone, regardless of their hearing ability, can participate fully in society.
Tina’s back in the news again!
121 Captions founder Tina Lannin was once again back in the news this week, this time winning a prestigious award right here in Northern Ireland.
Boosting your social media game with business captions
Maintaining a robust social media presence has become crucial for engaging with customers. Here are 5 reasons why you need business captions.
Making Your Content Accessible: DIY Captioning vs Professional Services
As the demand for accessible content continues to rise, should you handle captioning yourself, or hire professional services?
Empowering Deaf women through accessible menopause support
BID Services has aimed to enhance awareness and understanding of menopause symptoms and treatments within the Deaf community.
Meet Tina Lannin, the woman using her lip-reading skills to tackle crime
This Groomsport woman is an extraordinary entrepreneur who turned a necessity into a global enterprise with her company 121 Captions.
How Access to Work empowers deaf individuals in the workplace
Access to Work is a vital programme that provides deaf individuals with the support they need to succeed in their careers. Read more here:
New RNID research reveals widespread ignorance towards deaf people
The Royal National Institute for Deaf People released startling new research highlighting the social challenges faced by the deaf community in the UK.