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How to Choose Radio Broadcast Media Transcription Services
Running a radio broadcast these days require that you be proactive about your content and make it easy to find on the web with media transcription services.
How to Choose Television Broadcast Media Transcription Services
The FCC requires certain transcription and closed-captiong for all television programs. Learn how to choose these services for your broadcast media.
5 Benefits of Using Closed Captions In Your Video Content
Have you added closed caption to your video content? If not, you could be irritating -- and losing -- your viewers. Here's why.
How to Get a Podcast on Apple Podcasts (iTunes Connect Guide)
Here’s how to get your podcast on Apple Podcasts with an iTunes Connect guide. Plus, tips on how to get new listeners to find your podcast show.
What Are Captions? Explore Closed Captions on YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn
What are closed captions? Who are they made for? Here’s everything you need to know about closed captions.
How To Record Audio On Your Android Device
Knowing how to record audio on Android is useful for journalists, podcasters, or anyone who wants to capture their thoughts. Here’s our guide.
Captions and Subtitles on Amazon Video: What You Need to Know
Amazon Prime requires captions and/or subtitles for much of its video content. Learn how to add them — and turn them on when watching.
Actors' Union President Fran Drescher Discusses Ongoing Strike and Future of Hollywood Transcript
Actors' Union President Fran Drescher is interviewed on New Hours to discuss the strike and the future of Hollywood. Read the transcript of the interview here.
Actors Reject Artificial Intelligence Proposal from Studios Transcript
Actors hit picket lines in their first strike against film and TV productions since 1980, and the nation’s largest strike since 1997. Read the transcript here.
Fran Drescher Delivers Speech on SAG-AFTRA Strike Transcript
Hollywood actors formally went on strike after negotiations between their union and motion picture studios collapsed, a serious blow for the entertainment industry that could cripple film and TV productions across the U.S. Read the transcript here.
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