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Our CE Wendy Youens contributed a chapter on the media access landscape in Aotearoa to the recently released academic book, ‘Translating and Interpreting in New Zealand and Australia: Distance and Diversity.’ The chapter examines the development of accessibility services for video content, government legislation, the rise of automation and the impact of these areas.

More details about the chapter and book are available through this link.

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Audio description levels the playing field and brings people together, research shows

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On-demand audio description app Earcatch winds up, but will continue to be available in Aotearoa

Able launched Earcatch in Aotearoa a year ago – a New Zealand-based library of audio description (AD) made…

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Blind people watch TV too

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Dan Buckingham, Jai Waite and Rachale Davis are on a stage together. Dan has brown hair, a white button-up shirt and is using a wheelchair, turned away from the camera. Jai is wearing a blue button-up top, using a wheelchair, and is in the middle of speaking. Rachale has blonde shoulder-length hair and a yellow top, looking over at Jai.

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Navigating authentic representation of disability

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Decade of Able: Virginia Philp, team leader, audio describers

Virginia Philp leads our small crew of audio describers. She overseas everything audio description: recruiting, training and managing…

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Decade of Able: David Kent, trustee

David Kent is a trustee on the Able board. Since 2005, David has chaired the Southern Hearing Charitable…

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