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Differences between CART and captioning

PRI Court Reporting, LLC, posted a piece on the company blog describing the differences between CART and captioning. The post described the basic process for…

Captioner responds to NPR: What do you do?

In response to the government’s monthly jobs report that came out earlier this month, NPR asked listeners to send in a brief description of their…

FCC votes to improve closed captioning quality

On Feb. 20, the Federal Communications Commission unanimously approved new rules that require program creators and distributors to ensure full access for viewers who are…

Learn more about Google Glass

The United Kingdom-based company 121 Captions, which provides communications support for people who have hearing impairments on a global basis, recently posted a one-minute video…

Captioning new service for Seahawks fans

The Seattle Seahawks season ticket holder Dean Olson has convinced the stadium to provide closed captioning for patrons with hearing impairments, according to a Jan.…

Am I selling myself short?

Once you are armed with NCRA’s certified CART provider designation, what else do you need to consider as you venture into business for yourself? CART…

NCRA works with FCC on captioning quality

On Tuesday, Dec. 10, NCRA executive director & CEO Jim Cudahy, CAE, NCRA assistant director of government relations Adam Finkel, government relations specialist Brandon Schall,…

NCRA takes an extended look at captioning

Since broadcast captioning became a critical and expected service in this country, solutions related to captioning quality metrics have been elusive and NCRA, captioners, captioning…