Tag: Captions

On the left in the background, a yellow waving hand emoji is visible with the text underneath saying 'Clubhouse Drop-in Audio'. On the right is an iPhone displaying the app Clubhouse in the App Store.

Clubhouse have finally added captions to their platform – why did Deaf users have to wait?

A man in a yellow turtleneck against a black background rests his chin on his index finger, with the rest clasped. The white man has glasses and short black hair at the sides and top, with a large forehead.

‘Eugene’ review – Silicon Valley satire questions both human and artificial intelligence

A man of Indian African descent, who has black curly hair and a moustache and beard. He clasps his knuckles in front of his chest, and wears a grey jacket with a white top with a black square on underneath.

‘10 Nights’ review – Graeae and Tamasha’s touching production on faith reaches in, and reaches out

Livestream settings in dark mode, showing a tab reading 'additional settings', with 'closed captions', 'automatic captions', 'English' selected from the drop downs. A green arrow points to a small blue dot to the right of the 'closed captions' section.

YouTube rolls out live automatic captions for all English livestreams

On the left, Raymond Antrobus, a black man in a blue shirt, stands and stares at the camera. On the right, the cover for his book, 'All The Names Given', which shows an illustration of an outstretched hand, its palm facing us.

Raymond Antrobus’ ‘All The Names Given’ is a flourishing collection on acceptance

On the right, horizontal text reads: 'Deaf Awareness Week 2021. Acknowledge your apathy'. On the left, in a column, is an illustration of two hands signing and text, angled vertically, which reads: 'Liam O'Dell, Freelance Journalist and Campaigner'.

Acknowledge Your Apathy | Deaf Awareness Week 2021