More media becoming accessible to people with sight, hearing issues
By Justine Frostad
12/14/10
Going to the movies is an experience that many people take for granted. Enjoying the simple pleasures of media such as films, television and the latest cell phone is not always an easy option for people with disabilities. Technology is being created to make media more accessible to everyone.
This video features insight into new technology and the creation of accessible media from Larry Goldberg, Director of the National Center for Accessible Media at WGBH TV. WGBH invented closed captioning, which has become a staple in basic media accessibility.
Also, Doug Ruffin, the founder of the Boston Music Coalition talks about why accessible media is important and how it changes the lives of people with disabilities.
Making Media Accessible from Justine Frostad on Vimeo.
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