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Eminent, Imminent and Immanent

Eminent – prominent Imminent – threatening Immanent – inherent

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WHO?

The Closed Captioning Project LLC

WHY?

Captioning for Political Transparency
Closed Captioning Provider Comparisons
Hearing Loss in America by the Numbers
Veterans, Hearing Loss, and Closed Captioning Services

WHAT YOU CAN DO

Become Involved
Dear Hero!
Support the CCP Mission
Things to do when you’ve shut off the TV because the closed captioning is incomprehensible

STYLE GUIDES AND REFERENCE MATERIALS

Political Speech: Full Transcripts and Open-Captioned Video
Style, Grammar, Definitions

TRANSCRIPTION ISSUES

Coming to You Live, Accurate Realtime Captioning is Difficult to Achieve
Transcription by Ronco, dollar-a-minute transcription and captioning

CAPTIONING ISSUES

“History Shouldn’t Be A Mystery, Brothers Got to Work it Out” — Public Enemy
A Brief History of Closed Captioning
Closed Captioning or I’ve Never Actually Walked A Mile In Your Shoes, But This Is Good Enough.
Filmmakers, Give us Space!
How Robocaptioning Breaks the Unwritten Agreements
Law in Fact, Unenforced in Practice
Lenny Bruce, the 350th Clip
The Inequality of Closed Captioning
Thoughts on Contextual Line Breaking

EDITING

Unlocking the Power of Craft Editing

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