Restricted Access: Media, Disability, and the Politics of Participation Main Menu Regulating Digital Media Accessibility: #CaptionTHIS Chapter 1 You Already Know How to Use It: Technology, Disability, and Participation Chapter 2 Transformers: Accessibility, Style, and Adaptation Chapter 3 Content Warnings: Struggles over Meaning, Rights, and Equality Chapter 4 The Net Experience: Intersectional Identities and Cultural Accessibility Chapter 5 Conclusion: Collaborative Futures Conclusion Additional Resources Disability Blogs, Overview of Accessibility Practices, and Accessibility Resources NYU Press

Introduction: Interrogating and Integrating Access

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The study of media access is a complex phenomenon, stretching from digital divides literatures to work on public broadcasting, user-generated-content, community television, media literacy, and policy literatures. This book proposes and enacts a five-part approach to studying access; each category is loosely defined by a set of research questions, and is explored in a subsequent chapter.

Regulation

 

Use

 

Form

Content

Experience


The conclusion extends these discussions.

 

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  1. Introduction: New media, new problems