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Online TV clips will require captions starting in 2016

12
Jul
2014

Right now, companies are required to provide captions for full online videos that first aired on TV. The FCC just changed that. Starting in 2016, the FCC will expand its rules The agency already has the authority to force TV broadcasters to add online captions, and created some rules for captioning videos in 2012.

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