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This document explains which TV channels licensed by Ofcom are required to provide access services (subtitles, signing and audio description) on a proportion of their programming in 2015. The aim of access...
This article by Cristina Bachmeier is extracted from a longer paper which can be purchased from the European Audiovisual Observatory. In this condensed version Bachmeieir explores the different approaches...
This statutory instrument, which came into force on June 1 2014, is one of five Instruments to amend the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 (the “Copyright Act”) and make provision for the...
This leaflet sets out an overview of the changes to the copyright exceptions coming into law in June 2014, with particular reference to how they will affect people with disabilities. The changes are being...
This comprehensive report shows that among the youngest age group (15-34), levels of internet access are broadly comparable, regardless of whether people have a disability or not (90% compared with 93%)....
This document summarises the reports of satellite services (Sky and Freesat), cable services (Virgin Media), paid-for digital terrestrial services (BT Vision and Top-Up TV) and companies which provide EPGs...
The Consumer Expert Group was asked in the Digital Britain Report to look into the specific issues facing disabled people using the Internet. This report responds to that request.
A statement of Ofcom’s decisions following a public consultation earlier in the year on how to better meet the needs of sign language users, particularly on low audience television channels.
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