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Jul 20, 2022 · In addition to setting quantity and quality standards, the CRTC requires broadcasters to implement a monitoring system to ensure closed captioning is included in the broadcast signal, and that captions reach the viewer in their original form.
Aug 23, 2022 · In addition to setting quantity and quality standards, the CRTC requires broadcasters to implement a monitoring system to ensure closed captioning is included in the broadcast signal, and that captions reach the viewer in their original form.
Captioned Telephone service, currently available in the United States, enables people with hearing loss to see captions of everything their caller says over the phone.
Quality standards for English-language closed captioning. The Commission approves the mandatory quality standards for closed captioning set out in the appendix to this regulatory policy. These standards will come into effect on 1 September 2012.
This handbook, Closed Captioning Standards and Protocol for Canadian English Language Television Programming Services, is designed to establish English language closed captioning standards acceptable to key stakeholders: the caption consumers, the caption creators, and the broadcasting industry,
Jan 3, 2021 · With regard to regulating the quantity of closed captioning being put out by broadcasters, the CRTC has three main policies: Caption all programs broadcast between 6 a.m. to midnight; All promotional content, such as advertisements, needs to be captioned; Provide captioning for all programs broadcast between 6 a.m. to midnight (if available)
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The CRTC is looking to build a regulatory policy for closed captioning of programming provided by online streaming services operating in Canada. We invite you to provide your comments on: what barriers persons who are Deaf or hard of hearing face when accessing online programming ; solutions to remove the current barriers and prevent new ones
