Accessibility can benefit all, not only the sensory impaired.

The very notion of disability has been recently reviewed by the World Health Organization, to refer not so much to physical problems but to condition limitations, participation restrictions that can affect us all

In this light, our mission is providing access services that are universal, inclusive, and open to anyone, in several contexts.

Access services are becoming more and more important and pervasive, pushing beyond the boundaries of sensory impairments. For example, television captions support language learning for non native speakers and for children, live subtitles offer a complete transcript of any live event and ensure access to news reports in public places, audio description reaches out to an increasing number of non-blind viewers.

A 360-degree approach to enabling ACCESS to media content is key for us.