Bridge Multimedia is thrilled to bring accessibility to Spanish language viewers across the U.S. for Telemundo’s 3-hour block of family-friendly programming – Mi Telemundo — premiering this Saturday, October 3rd. Now in its fourth season, Bridge will be providing audio description, dubbing, captioning, and translation of all onscreen text and graphics for Mi Telemundo’s six engaging shows.
In addition to quality E/I (educational and informational) favorites, like El Viajero con Josh Garcia, Taller del Consumidor, and El Campeón en Ti, Mi Telemundo will be premiering exciting new programs, including: Exploración Planeta Tierra, Descubriendo Mis Raíces, and Historia Familiar. Telemundo is the first (and only) national Spanish language network broadcasting audio-description. Mi Telemundo is partially funded by the U.S. Department of Education, OSEP.
Our deepest appreciation to our network and distribution partners, Litton Entertainment/Hearst Television and Telemundo for sharing our commitment to inclusion and increased accessibility!
Sincerely,
Matt Kaplowitz, Linda Kahn, Wendy Sapp, PhD, and the entire Bridge Team

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