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Creating Continual Comma Confusion

My whole life I’ve had an affinity for the English language (and alliteration). Proper spelling, grammar, and punctuation have always…

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Are Homophones Driving You Crazy?

Homophones are words that are pronounced the same but differ in meaning and can be a daily nuisance to closed…

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Zacchaeus Had a Tree. What Trees Does Your Church Have?

To see Jesus, some people need a little boost, just like Zacchaeus. He was a short, little man, and when…

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Aberdeen Announces New Digital File Delivery System

The era of big bulky tapes being damaged, glitch, or lost in the mail is over! Aberdeen Captioning is offering…

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Are Your Closed Captions Shouting at You?

Many people today associate text written in all capital letters as text that is meant to be SHOUTED AT YOU!…

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Closed Captions for Literacy

In regards to the upcoming Read Across America Day (see: http://www.nea.org/readacross/), we thought it’d be a good idea to provide…

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Aberdeen Subtitles Documentary into 28 Languages!

Since the brand-new launch of Aberdeen’s Multilanguage subtitling and translation department in 2008, we have worked on many exciting projects,…

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October 8, 2010: A Historic Moment

We’ve been blogging about this legislation for months, and the battle has been won!  President Obama signed the 21st Century…

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US House Passed HR 3101!

On the 20th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, 348 members of the U.S. House of Representatives voted for…

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The Power of Closed Captions: Boosting Views and SEO on YouTube

YouTube and Google now index video content based on text in closed captions and subtitles, enhancing the discoverability and SEO…

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