From: Brinsley Marlay Sent: Thursday, 3 March[removed]:57 PM To: Amy Donaldson Subject: RE: Media Watch and closed captioning [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED] 1. What are your thoughts on the current captioning standards on free to air

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Date: 2011-03-07 03:56:38 Subtitling Closed captioning High-definition television Disability Technology Design Assistive technology Deafness Transcription		From: Brinsley Marlay Sent: Thursday, 3 March[removed]:57 PM To: Amy Donaldson Subject: RE: Media Watch and closed captioning [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED] 1. What are your thoughts on the current captioning standards on free to air Add to Reading List Source URL: www.abc.net.au Download Document from Source Website File Size: 277,66 KB Share Document on Facebook

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