-----Original Message-----
From: Chip Taylor [mailto:chipt@chiptaylor.com]
Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 6:44 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list
Subject: Re: Closed captioning and copyright
Gail,
I strongly suggest you contact
www.cfv.org <http://www.cfv.org>
or email Bill or Diane Stark @ info@crv.org <mailto:info@crv.org>
they have the info you need - you may tell them I recommended you contact
them - and they are EXCELLENT
people to deal with.
Chip
www.chiptaylor.com <http://www.chiptaylor.com>
-----Original Message-----
From: Gail B. Fedak < gfedak@mtsu.edu <mailto:gfedak@mtsu.edu> >
To: Multiple recipients of list < videolib@library.berkeley.edu
<mailto:videolib@library.berkeley.edu> >
Date: Tuesday, April 25, 2000 12:36 PM
Subject: Closed captioning and copyright
Our office for disabled student services is interested in adding closed
captioning to our titles that do not already have it. Someone in that office
cited www.CCmaker.com <http://www.CCmaker.com> as a potential source for
getting this service done. I have four questions 1) has anyone used this
company to add closed captioning to their programs; 2) if so, is this
company reputable, does it do good work, etc.; 3) is there an exemption from
getting written permission or paying a license for duplicating a copyrighted
program for this purpose (I know of none); and 4) are there better or more
economical companies that do this or other methods of adaptive techniques
that are equally effective? Any comments will be welcome.
Thanks in advance,
Gail B. Fedak
Instructional Media Resources
Middle Tennessee State University
Murfreesboro, TN 37132
phone 615-898-2740
fax 615-898-2530
email gfedak@mtsu.edu <mailto:gfedak@mtsu.edu>