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November 20, 2008
This is How the Web Gets Regulated
"If a deaf person has a legal right to watch TV or movies with captions, that person has a legal right to watch online video with captions. The voluntary approach has done practically nothing to make that possible. Laws or human-rights regulations are necessary and inevitable. You should get behind them." (Joe Clark - A List Apart)
Posted by PJB at November 20, 2008 03:32 PM