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Caption Now: Netflix: Make Films Accessible for the Deaf & HOH http://t.co/SdQdNbpH via @change
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Caption Now: YouTube brings human-enabled closed captioning to live video for Google I/O http://t.co/Woh8mtfF via @engadget
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Caption Now: Regal Entertainment Group teams up with Sony to bring subtitle glasses to US theaters http://t.co/Lm3D5v59 via @engadget
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Caption Now: FCC Releases Internet TV Closed Captioning Notice of Proposed Rulemaking! http://t.co/Cxd525Vi
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Caption Now: The State of Streaming Video http://t.co/rntljQdS
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Caption Now: Netflix Violates ADA, National Association of the Deaf Files Suit http://t.co/lYMpBk4
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Caption Now: Netflix Faces Two Class Action Lawsuits over Captions & Customer Data http://t.co/CI6JQxp
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Caption Now: @Netflix officially separates DVD, streaming pricing; $15.98 and up for both engt.co/nfRBCF via @engadget Insulting on us
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Caption Now: Editorial: @Netflix was too cheap before, but now it's just wrong engt.co/pQ57dB via @engadget What if we don't want streaming
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Caption Now: Netflix, Time Warner sued by deaf groups over lack of closed captions http://bit.ly/iBj2d1
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Caption Now: The National Association of the Deaf Sues Netflix for Supposed Lack of Subtitles - @Gizmodo http://t.co/ENOinZu
How do you feel about the lack of choice in captioned movies?
One Response to How do you feel about the lack of choice in captioned movies?
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I feel that not enough theaters have accessibility to have captioned movies and there are not enough of them with captioning. There are a few of us deaf people who do not benefit from hearing aids or CI’s and can’t use some of th products available. I would just like to have a local theater offer movies but there are none in my area. I have to wait for my deaf club to have a deaf movie night and show a DVD.