Subtitle glasses could help deaf, foreigners at the movies

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Stephanie @ Apr 19th 2007 8:47AM

So, if the target audience is all deaf people, how does one market to them? Only via the Internet and print communications?

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SarahEmm @ Apr 19th 2007 10:43AM

Stephanie, the same way you market to anyone else. Print, internet, television, etc. Radio is about the only form of advertising that wouldn't be as useful when targeting deaf/hard of hearing people.

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Boynamedsue @ Apr 19th 2007 12:09PM

wow, stephanie... just...wow.

anyways. does anyone else think its an asshat move that apple is STILL ignoring deaf customers that want to take part in the shift to TV shows on itunes?

I think its time that the FCC actually got involved. You know... making something accessable to people who want to view something. Instead of just pandering to watchdog groups who want to make things inaccessible to everyone because it offends them.

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