Deaf and Hard of Hearing Consumer Groups and Researchers Call on the FCC to Improve the Quality of Live Captions on Television Your Comments Needed by September 13 HLAA and other consumer groups petitioned the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to address long-standing quality problems with captioning for live television programming. Consumers routinely report serious problems with the accuracy, timing, completeness, and placement of captions on live programming, including local news, sports, and weather. The petition asks the FCC to build on its existing standards for the quality of captions by setting metrics for acceptable quality of live captions. We need your help! The FCC has asked for comments from the public about the petition, and it’s important that they hear from deaf and hard of hearing consumers. Read more » Comments needed by September 13. Remember to enter 05-231 in the "Proceeding(s)" field. Submit CommentsPrivacy Policy | UnsubscribeHearing Loss Association of America 7910 Woodmont Ave., Suite 1200, Bethesda, MD 20814 advocacy@hearingloss.org | www.hearingloss.org
Deaf and Hard of Hearing Consumer Groups and Researchers Call
HLAA and other consumer groups asked the FCC to improve the quality of live TV captions, and invited public comments.
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