The Closed Captioning Act is a federal bill aimed at ensuring accessibility for individuals with hearing impairments by requiring closed captioning on certain televised programs. The main provisions of the bill include mandating that all television receivers with screens 13 inches or larger must have built-in closed captioning capabilities. This act aims to improve access to information and entertainment for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. It proposes significant changes in the broadcasting industry to promote inclusivity and equal access to television programming for all viewers.
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