Tuesday, April 18, 2006

Groping In A Japanese

"CC" Close Caption TV

This whole issue of communication through the new blog has led me to make a discovery today. Reading the bloggs of my colleagues, I noticed they were talking about the news that featured a symbol "CC" and say it means Creatives Commons. I hope not to be wrong, but the acronym means "Close Caption."

"The Close Caption (hidden text) is a system to incorporate into the television signal, all information transmitted in sound shape, with the appearance of a box with subtitles, thus facilitating hearing impaired viewers access to more complete information "(Google)

I leave then I found a story about this:

Wednesday November 9, 2005

Newscasts central TVN and Canal 13 have subtitles since Thursday

Since the transmission on Thursday November 10 close caption system will begin to be used by the news "Teletrece" and "24 hours".
From 21:00 Thursday, November 10 "Teletrece" and "24 Hours" will be the first news of the country that will have the system real-time subtitle known as Closed Caption (CC), which allow hearing impaired to access the information content of the program.

The Wednesday night the driver of the central news from Channel 13, Mauricio Hofmann, lead a campaign to promote the mechanism of subtitling.

In a statement, the Catholic station announced that the screen will display the logo with the initials CC, while the details of your application will be published in
www.canal13.cl If

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