Press & Media Inquiries

All The Words On The Screen exists to document captioning failures, define clear standards, and advocate for accessible media.

We welcome thoughtful coverage.

If you are a journalist, producer, researcher, or editor working on a story related to media accessibility, captioning standards, digital equity, or platform accountability, we are available to contribute perspective and expertise.

All The Words On The Screen is an independent accessibility initiative focused on caption quality across film, television, streaming platforms, and social media.

Our work centers on:

• Documenting real-world captioning failures
• Demonstrating corrected, high-quality captioning
• Defining what good captions look like
• Encouraging higher standards across the industry

We approach captioning as infrastructure, not ornamentation.

Accessibility is not an enhancement.
It is participation.

We are available to comment on:

• Caption accuracy and quality standards
• Platform accessibility gaps
• Social media and silent-viewing behavior
• Regulatory frameworks (ADA, FCC guidelines, WCAG)
• The business case for accessible media
• The ethics of digital inclusion
• The difference between auto-generated captions and professional captioning

We can also provide:

• Technical explanations of caption timing and formatting
• Before-and-after examples of caption corrections
• Context on industry-wide captioning trends

Our position is straightforward:

Captions should be accurate.
Synchronized.
Complete.
Readable.
Meaningful.

We believe accessibility should be built into media production workflows, not retrofitted after publication.

We are not interested in public shaming.
We are interested in measurable improvement.

Available upon request:

• Site overview and mission summary
• High-resolution logo assets
• Example case studies from documented caption failures
• Written statements for attribution
• Data summaries related to caption usage and viewing behavior

If a deadline is involved, please indicate timing in your inquiry.

Interviews may be conducted via:

• Email
• Video conference
• Recorded audio
• Written Q&A

We aim to respond promptly to legitimate media requests.

Contact us

If you are a creator, studio, or platform representative seeking clarification about documented captioning examples or requesting dialogue about improving accessibility standards, we welcome direct communication.

Our goal is not confrontation.

It is progress.