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Lulu Miller

๐Ÿ‘ค Speaker
1965 total appearances

Appearances Over Time

Podcast Appearances

Radiolab
The Echo in the Machine

With like very, very few exceptions, everything has to be captioned. And I mean, Karen and Greg, they were central in pushing this requirement into the bill.

Radiolab
The Echo in the Machine

With like very, very few exceptions, everything has to be captioned. And I mean, Karen and Greg, they were central in pushing this requirement into the bill.

Radiolab
The Echo in the Machine

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And they say, like, it all sort of started at Gallaudet.

Radiolab
The Echo in the Machine

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And they say, like, it all sort of started at Gallaudet.

Radiolab
The Echo in the Machine

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And they say, like, it all sort of started at Gallaudet.

Radiolab
The Echo in the Machine

Yeah, so that's the why. Yeah. Right?

Radiolab
The Echo in the Machine

Yeah, so that's the why. Yeah. Right?

Radiolab
The Echo in the Machine

Yeah, so that's the why. Yeah. Right?

Radiolab
The Echo in the Machine

Like, why we have all of these closed captions today. But the how, like, how they were going to make all of these hours and hours and hours of those closed captions, well, that's where this story gets just delightful, number one. And number two, I think starts to say a bit about what what the future of access to information and media is going to look like for all of us. Okay.

Radiolab
The Echo in the Machine

Like, why we have all of these closed captions today. But the how, like, how they were going to make all of these hours and hours and hours of those closed captions, well, that's where this story gets just delightful, number one. And number two, I think starts to say a bit about what what the future of access to information and media is going to look like for all of us. Okay.

Radiolab
The Echo in the Machine

Like, why we have all of these closed captions today. But the how, like, how they were going to make all of these hours and hours and hours of those closed captions, well, that's where this story gets just delightful, number one. And number two, I think starts to say a bit about what what the future of access to information and media is going to look like for all of us. Okay.

Radiolab
The Echo in the Machine

And we will get to that in a moment. But first...

Radiolab
The Echo in the Machine

And we will get to that in a moment. But first...

Radiolab
The Echo in the Machine

And we will get to that in a moment. But first...

Radiolab
The Echo in the Machine

Imagine a court reporter with a strange keyboard. Just like fire fingers. Exactly. Okay. That is how captions are being made. So you've got dozens, perhaps hundreds of people sitting in offices with the television... being pumped into their ears through headphones, and they're just typing away at lightning speeds.

Radiolab
The Echo in the Machine

Imagine a court reporter with a strange keyboard. Just like fire fingers. Exactly. Okay. That is how captions are being made. So you've got dozens, perhaps hundreds of people sitting in offices with the television... being pumped into their ears through headphones, and they're just typing away at lightning speeds.

Radiolab
The Echo in the Machine

Imagine a court reporter with a strange keyboard. Just like fire fingers. Exactly. Okay. That is how captions are being made. So you've got dozens, perhaps hundreds of people sitting in offices with the television... being pumped into their ears through headphones, and they're just typing away at lightning speeds.

Radiolab
The Echo in the Machine

And back when she joined, basically, as an entry-level employee, she was handed this problem.

Radiolab
The Echo in the Machine

And back when she joined, basically, as an entry-level employee, she was handed this problem.

Radiolab
The Echo in the Machine

And back when she joined, basically, as an entry-level employee, she was handed this problem.