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ABC: iView Captions Attention with new feature

Australia’s leading online catchup tv service, ABC iView, will introduce closed captioning on its service from Tuesday 30 March. The feature is designed to assist people by providing a text-based vers

29 Mar 2010

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Australia’s leading online catchup tv service, ABC iView, will introduce closed captioning on its service from Tuesday 30 March. The feature is designed to assist people by providing a text-based version of a program’s audio.

All ABC1 and ABC2 primetime shows that are available on iView will be offered with online captioning, with both live and pre-crafted captioning made available.

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