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Sky News channel commences regular captioning from 1 October

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Subscription news channel Sky News has announced that it will start regular captioning from Friday, 1 October 2010 on its program PM Agenda, a daily political news program.

It has also been announced that the captioning service will be extended to the Sky News Business Channel (but not date has been released).

Sky News uses Ai-Media to live caption its programs and provided live caption coverage of the Federal election last Saturday, 21 August.

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Sky News starts live captioning on election night

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Subscription news channel Sky News launches a live captioning service with Saturday night’s election coverage from 6pm to 10pm.

The captioning is provided by AI Media and the service is a preview of a soon to be launched regular captioning service on Sky News. 

Sky News is available through FOXTEL and AUSTAR. 

 

 

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UK Communications Minister interviewed about AD on TV approach

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BBC Radio 4 program In Touch: News for Blind People has an interview with Ed Vaizey, the UK Communications Minister. In it he talks about the voluntary approach to audio description quotas on television.

BBC Radio 4 program In Touch: News for Blind People has an interview with Ed Vaizey, the UK Communications Minister. In it he talks about the voluntary approach to audio description quotas on television.

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UK government supports 20% audio description target

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Following a long-running campaign by the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB), the UK government has announced its support for a 20% target for audio description (AD) on television.

Following a long-running campaign by the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB), the UK government has announced its support for a 20% target for audio description (AD) on television.

The announcement follows a review into access services conducted by the UK communications regulator Ofcom in 2009. Ofcom canvassed three options for the future of AD: leaving the target at its current 10%, increasing it to 20% over all channels, or increasing it to 20% on the 10 public service broadcasting channels.

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