Building on our recent work, providing ASL interpretation for virtual conferences, Bridge Multimedia was delighted to extend ASL accessibility services to the American Repertory Theater and Company One.
Building on our recent work, providing ASL interpretation for virtual conferences, Bridge Multimedia was delighted to extend ASL accessibility services to the American Repertory Theater and Company One.
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Bridge Multimedia Technologies Reimagines Audio Description for 100-Year-Old Silent Film “The Flying Ace”
Bridge Multimedia Technologies produced the audio description for a special centennial presentation of The Flying Ace, the landmark 1926 silent feature with an all-Black cast.
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Bridge Multimedia Technologies Showcases 3 Accessibility Projects at the 2026 AER Conference
Bridge Multimedia Brings Accessible Gaming, Weather Brain, and WISER to the Association for Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired 2026 International Conference.
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Bridge Produces Audio Description for VISIONS’ Spotlight on Older Adults Video
Bridge was proud to provide accessibility for VISIONS’ Spotlight on Older Adults video, screened at a NYC Department for the Aging Disability Pride Month event.
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Bridge CEO Delivers Keynote: Welcoming the Future: AI as a Partner in Family-Centered Early Intervention
Bridge Multimedia’s President and CEO, Matt Kaplowitz, delivered the plenary keynote address for the Family-Centered Early Intervention International’s 2026 conference in Austria.
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NextGen Television Belongs in the GAAD Conversation
Global Accessibility Awareness Day offers a timely moment to recognize how free OTA NextGen TV can advance accessible viewing and emergency communication.
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Bridge Multimedia Technologies Partners with The American Printing House for the Blind, PBS KIDS, and The WNET Group, to Expand Audiences for Educational Gaming
Bridge, APH, PBS KIDS, and the WNET Group recently partnered to bring an accessible STEM-based educational video game to children who are deafblind, via the innovative Monarch device.
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