{"id":2638,"date":"2007-12-10T21:56:27","date_gmt":"2007-12-11T02:56:27","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/deafnetwork.com\/wordpress\/blog\/2007\/12\/10\/tomharkincom-partners-with-projectreadoncom-to-provide-closed-captioning-of-web-video-to-disabled\/"},"modified":"2007-12-10T21:56:27","modified_gmt":"2007-12-11T02:56:27","slug":"tomharkincom-partners-with-projectreadoncom-to-provide-closed-captioning-of-web-video-to-disabled","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/deafnetwork.com\/wordpress\/blog\/2007\/12\/10\/tomharkincom-partners-with-projectreadoncom-to-provide-closed-captioning-of-web-video-to-disabled\/","title":{"rendered":"TOMHARKIN.COM PARTNERS WITH PROJECTREADON.COM TO PROVIDE CLOSED CAPTIONING OF WEB VIDEO TO DISABLED"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>DECEMBER 04, 2007<\/p>\n<p>Press Release <\/p>\n<p>TOMHARKIN.COM PARTNERS WITH PROJECTREADON.COM TO PROVIDE CLOSED<br \/>\nCAPTIONING OF WEB VIDEO TO DISABLED <\/p>\n<p>Harkin campaign becomes the first Senate campaign to use innovative<br \/>\nservice to provide disabled persons with access to online video. <\/p>\n<p>Des Moines, IA \u0013 Senator Tom Harkin&#8217;s campaign website launched a new<br \/>\nservice at http:\/\/www.tomharkin.com\/closed-captioned-video<br \/>\n to make the campaign&#8217;s online video accessible to those with hearing<br \/>\ndisabilities through an innovative closed-captioning program provided<br \/>\nby http:\/\/www.ProjectReadON.com<br \/>\n. <\/p>\n<p>A longtime champion for persons with disabilities, Senator Harkin<br \/>\nauthored the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in 1990 to protect<br \/>\nthe civil rights of more than 54 million Americans with physical and<br \/>\nmental disabilities. <\/p>\n<p>\u001cThe Internet has been instrumental in bringing our democracy closer<br \/>\nto the people and it is our duty as Americans to ensure that that<br \/>\nthose with disabilities can have full use of the technology,\u001d said<br \/>\nSenator Harkin. \u001cThe recent CNN\/YouTube debates illustrated the<br \/>\neffectiveness of online video and I am proud to be partnering with<br \/>\nProject readON to provide technology that helps to give Americans<br \/>\nwith disabilities an equal opportunity to engage in our democracy.\u001d <\/p>\n<p>Project readON is the web&#8217;s leading and most innovative<br \/>\nclosed-captioning service that works toward a single goal of making<br \/>\nonline media content available to all by giving users the power to<br \/>\ndecide exactly what videos they want captioned and by giving<br \/>\nwebmasters an innovative and easy to use caption player to install on<br \/>\ntheir websites. <\/p>\n<p>\u001cWhen Senator Harkin\u0019s office contacted us I can honestly say that<br \/>\nthis was perhaps the highest point in our professional life of<br \/>\nworking in the closed captioning industry. To be sought out by the<br \/>\nperson that wrote the very act that spawned our industry is, to say<br \/>\nthe least, an honor. We look forward to contributing to online video<br \/>\ncaptioning becoming the norm across the web, and it\u0019s a great<br \/>\npersonal pleasure to be a part of Senator Harkin\u0019s online video<br \/>\nmessage as he takes the lead in that effort!\u001d &#8212; Mateo Gutierrez,<br \/>\nco-founder of Project readON. <\/p>\n<p>The campaign will continue to update and add additional<br \/>\nclosed-captioned videos to this innovative service. For more<br \/>\ninformation regarding Project readON&#8217;s innovative services and<br \/>\ntechnology please visit, http:\/\/www.projectreadon.com<br \/>\n or contact Mateo Gutierrez at mateo.gutierrez@projectreadon.com<\/p>\n<p>&#8212;<\/p>\n<p>BETTER IP RELAY &#8211; EVERYWHERE! i711.com makes all your relay calls better.<br \/>\nBetter web calls. Better wireless calls. Better AIM calls. 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