Captioning company

Why choosing the right captioning company can transform your content

Choosing the right captioning company is key to reaping the full benefits that high-quality captioning can bring to your business.

CART Captioning

Why CART Captioning is vital for accessibility and inclusivity

If you’re looking to make your events, meetings, or content more accessible, CART captioning is a powerful solution.

BSL GCSE delayed

Sign Language GCSE Delay Sparks Outrage

News that the development of a British Sign Language BSL GCSE for Wales has been suspended has launched outrage.

Forensic lip reading by Tina Lanin

Forensic Lip Reading: Uncovering the Silent Truth

Forensic lip reading is a sophisticated and challenging skill, but the right hands, it offers the potential to uncover truth from silence.

Shaping Tomorrow is the first deaf-led video podcast of its kind, it promises to shape the future of digital media.

First Deaf-led video podcast launched this week

Shaping Tomorrow is the first deaf-led video podcast of its kind, it promises to shape the future of digital media.

Celine Dion celebrates inclusivity of deaf fans

Celine Dion celebrates inclusivity of deaf fans

Celine Dion has released 20 music videos in American Sign Language (ASL) on her YouTube channel. Read more about it here:

The 3 biggest advantages of remote captioning services

The 3 biggest advantages of remote captioning services

Here are the three biggest advantages of using remote captioning services to enhance communication for your team.

Why you should always pick a human captioner over AI

Why you should always pick a human captioner over AI

When it comes to ensuring high-quality, accurate and legally compliant captions, human captioners remain the superior choice.

Why 121 Captions are the best in town

Why 121 Captions are the best in town

As the UK’s leading captioning company, 121 Captions sets the standard for speed, accuracy, and professionalism in the industry.

Suzanna Hext uses cochlar implant to hear crowds at the Paralympics

Deaf athlete Suzanna Hext set to hear Paralympic crowds for the first time

Deaf world champion swimmer Suzanna Hext is eagerly anticipating a new experience at the Paris Paralympics; hearing the roar of the crowds for the very first time.