Aug 09

State of the Sound: How the Media Industry Grapples With Audio Accessibility

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While diversity, equity and inclusion has become a major topic of discussion among advertisers in the last two years, communities with disabilities, especially those with hearing impediments, are often left out of the conversation. Making audio content consumable for those who are deaf or hard of hearing is still “not very good,” according to TEDx…

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