The Regal Countryside 20 in Sterling, Virginia reportedly shows an open captioned movie not once, not twice a week, but EVERY DAY.

Regal Countryside 20
45980 Regal Plaza
Sterling, VA 20165
703-404-8603

You've got a theater (community college, high school) and would love to make it more accessible to deaf people but don't know how. There is a way to provide captions to deaf people in your little theater at very little cost. It is all explained in this article on low-cost theatre captioning.

If you wanted to know how to add subtitles to your digital video but didn't know who to ask, Jared explains it all on his blog.

Perhaps the best news since sliced bread? AOL today announced it is now testing closed captions for streaming news content from CNN that will enhance the online media experience for people who are deaf or hard of hearing. Captioned CNN video content will be available throughout the AOL network, including the AOL service, the free AOL.com Web portal (http://www.aol.com) and the AOL Video portal (http://www.aol.com/video)...read more