SB 2239

Senate·16th Congress·Filed May 26, 2014

Closed Caption Broadcasting of Television Programs

An Act Requiring All Franchise Holders or Operators of Television Stations and Producers of Television Programs to Broadcast or Present Their Programs with Closed Captions Option, and for Other Purposes

Authors · 5 Senators

Subjects

Closed Caption Broadcasting

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SBN-02239 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress