BOSTON — Netflix will offer closed captions on all TV and movie content by September 2014 as part of a settlement with a deaf Massachusetts viewer who sued the company. The on-demand Internet ...
THE SPARK: It’s part of a settlement with a deaf Massachusetts viewer who sued the company. THE CHANGE: Closed captions are currently available on 90 percent of Netflix’s content, as measured by hours ...
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Netflix just got a welcome upgrade for a feature millions use every day — here’s what’s new
If you’re one of the many people who always watches Netflix with subtitles on, you’re not alone. According to Preply, half of American viewers do the same — and now, the streaming service is adding a ...
When the fifth and final season of You arrived on Netflix today, it didn’t just come with the usual assortment of Penn Badgley mega-creeper monologues and images of various people being trapped in big ...
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