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Growing regulatory pressure and wider audience needs are pushing organisations to build accessibility into video workflows from the outset.
Exhibitors can now stream presentation audio to attendees' phones, reducing the need for headsets and making noisy show-floor demos easier to follow.
Android creators can now edit and export videos up to 4K on phones, as Adobe widens Premiere mobile beyond iPhone.
Wordly launches a Subtitles Application to overlay live captions and translations on hybrid event screens, streams and enterprise broadcasts.
Brightcove maps 2026 AI push and major UX overhaul, promising faster innovation, richer accessibility tools and smoother video operations.
Layercake's Streamcake media orchestration platform is now available on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, targeting broadcast and streaming workflows.
Apple will launch new accessibility features, including Magnifier for Mac, which enhances device use for people with disabilities, later this year.
DeepL has launched its voice translation solution, DeepL Voice, enabling real-time spoken translations for meetings and conversations across multiple languages.
Green Party calls for mandatory captioning of television in New Zealand, saying government isn't doing enough for disabled people.
Small business owners can now trial branded social posts before paying, as the service targets time-poor SMEs with ready-made content.
Public frustration with loud phone use is widespread, after a survey found iPhone owners are more likely than Android users to play audio aloud.
Growing demand for live AI translation has pushed the software group up 1,186 places on the Inc. 5000 after 668% revenue growth.
Campaigns can be delayed or pulled from air if rights or regulatory checks are missed at the final delivery stage, costing brands money.
California agencies test AI translation to meet SB 707 language rules by July 2026, weighing costs, quality and impact on public meetings.
LLVision debuts Leion Hey2 AR glasses at CES 2026, offering sub-second live translation captions in more than 100 languages.
Viocorp, the cloud based video platform provider based in Australia, is working with the government to make web content more accessible.
