Como tornar seu anúncio acessível
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Cape.io
Publicado originalmente no site Peach. Saiba mais sobre a mudança de marca de Peach para Cape.io.
Com a inclusão sendo a palavra do momento, você pode estar se perguntando ‘Como faço para tornar meus anúncios mais acessíveis?’ Para celebrar o Dia Mundial da Conscientização sobre Acessibilidade (GAAD), estamos mostrando o quanto é simples tornar os anúncios mais inclusivos para todos.
Serviços de Acesso são recursos que ajudam as pessoas a participarem do consumo de mídia, por exemplo, conteúdo de transmissão ou digital. Há uma variedade de Serviços de Acesso disponíveis para ajudar pessoas com deficiências visuais ou auditivas, & outras deficiências.
Existem várias maneiras de tornar os anúncios em vídeo acessíveis para todos, que incluem:
Legendas Ocultas (CC)
Essas legendas, projetadas para apoiar aqueles com deficiência auditiva, podem ser ativadas ou desativadas pelo usuário.
Legendas Abertas (OC)
Gravadas no conteúdo e disponíveis o tempo todo, não há opção para desativá-las. São ideais para reprodução em ambientes como salas de espera ou para aqueles com dificuldades auditivas.
Descrição de Áudio (AD)
Um serviço habilitado pelo usuário que narra o conteúdo visual & descreve quaisquer detalhes visuais importantes que não seriam entendidos apenas pela trilha sonora para aqueles que são deficientes visuais.
Transcrição Acessível
Descrições de imagens acessadas via leitores de tela para quando a Descrição de Áudio não estiver disponível.
Interpretação em Libras
Interpretação da linguagem falada em linguagem de sinais, para pessoas surdas, por meio de um intérprete na tela.
Na Peach, já apoiamos uma variedade de anunciantes, agências de mídia e criativas, emissoras e editoras com serviços de acesso, como legendagem oculta * e Descrições de Áudio. Interessado em descobrir como você pode tornar seus anúncios mais inclusivos? Entre em contato...
Leia mais sobre nossas iniciativas de acessibilidade ou leia mais no relatório ISBA.
*disponível nos seguintes mercados: Reino Unido, Irlanda, França, Itália, Espanha, China, Brasil, Austrália, Nova Zelândia
Notícias
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18 de mar. de 2026
No more chocolate at breakfast? Navigating the new LHF ad rules this Easter
As ad compliance requirements evolve in 2026, UK confectionery brands face new restrictions on less healthy food (LHF) advertising. With the January 5 watershed now in effect, ad quality assurance systems must validate timing, placement, and product identifiability to avoid clearance failures this Easter season.

16 de mar. de 2026
The future of inclusion: How Cape.io powered Virgin Media Television’s fully accessible ad break during the Men’s Six Nations
As Channel 4’s closed-captioning mandate came into effect in March 2026, Cape.io partnered with Virgin Media Television, Omnicom Media Group and VoiceBox to deliver a truly accessible ad break during the Guinness Men’s Six Nations. More than ad compliance, this moment proved that accessibility can operate at the highest level of live sports broadcasting.

27 de fev. de 2026
Navigating Channel 4’s 2026 closed caption mandate
As ad compliance requirements tighten across the UK and Europe, closed captioning has evolved from an accessibility checkbox to a strategic necessity. Whether you're managing CTV campaigns or social media creative, automated ad testing for caption quality is no longer optional - it's fundamental to reaching today's fragmented, multi-screen audiences.
The advertising landscape is facing a seismic shift. By March 1, Channel 4 will become the first UK broadcaster to mandate closed captions across all advertising - including linear TV, streaming, and sponsorships.
The mandate is a redefined standard for global inclusivity. Here is everything you need to know about the new mandate and how to stay ahead of the curve.

26 de fev. de 2026
One platform, many realities: How creative automation platforms resolve the global vs. local tension
Scaling global marketing without losing local relevance requires more than brand guidelines and templates - it requires a creative automation platform designed for both global control and local flexibility. Most systems optimize for standardization, but scaling ad creative production across markets demands architecture that enables creative variation and adaptation by local experts without fragmenting brand governance.
Many global advertisers are chasing the same ideal: scale without losing relevance.
Consistency without uniformity.
Efficiency without bureaucracy.
It sounds simple. In practice, it’s one of the hardest tensions to resolve in modern marketing.
The global vs. local challenge isn’t new, but it’s becoming more urgent. As brands expand across markets, channels, and cultures, the question is no longer whether you should scale globally, but how you do so without erasing the nuance that makes marketing effective in the first place.
Everyone is looking for this balance. Very few get it right.

11 de fev. de 2026
EPTVI Initiative launches Stage Two to help programmatic TV scale across Europe’s largest advertising markets
Broadcasters, streamers, agencies and ad tech companies including Google Ad Manager, Equativ, Adform, LiveRamp, The Trade Desk, FreeWheel and Cape.io begin work on practical solutions to reduce complexity and speed up adoption.

4 de fev. de 2026
The guardrails of growth: Why creative intelligence demands compliance
Generative AI can produce thousands of creative variants, but most compliance systems are still manual, fragmented, and reactive, unable to keep pace with today’s velocity. To move fast without breaking things, the industry needs a new approach: real-time verification, programmatic enforcement, and end-to-end visibility. Embedded inside the stack, not bolted on at the end.
Notícias
Fique à frente da curva
Curioso sobre as novidades em marketing e publicidade? Assine nossa newsletter mensal Promarketers.

18 de mar. de 2026
No more chocolate at breakfast? Navigating the new LHF ad rules this Easter
As ad compliance requirements evolve in 2026, UK confectionery brands face new restrictions on less healthy food (LHF) advertising. With the January 5 watershed now in effect, ad quality assurance systems must validate timing, placement, and product identifiability to avoid clearance failures this Easter season.

16 de mar. de 2026
The future of inclusion: How Cape.io powered Virgin Media Television’s fully accessible ad break during the Men’s Six Nations
As Channel 4’s closed-captioning mandate came into effect in March 2026, Cape.io partnered with Virgin Media Television, Omnicom Media Group and VoiceBox to deliver a truly accessible ad break during the Guinness Men’s Six Nations. More than ad compliance, this moment proved that accessibility can operate at the highest level of live sports broadcasting.

27 de fev. de 2026
Navigating Channel 4’s 2026 closed caption mandate
As ad compliance requirements tighten across the UK and Europe, closed captioning has evolved from an accessibility checkbox to a strategic necessity. Whether you're managing CTV campaigns or social media creative, automated ad testing for caption quality is no longer optional - it's fundamental to reaching today's fragmented, multi-screen audiences.
The advertising landscape is facing a seismic shift. By March 1, Channel 4 will become the first UK broadcaster to mandate closed captions across all advertising - including linear TV, streaming, and sponsorships.
The mandate is a redefined standard for global inclusivity. Here is everything you need to know about the new mandate and how to stay ahead of the curve.

26 de fev. de 2026
One platform, many realities: How creative automation platforms resolve the global vs. local tension
Scaling global marketing without losing local relevance requires more than brand guidelines and templates - it requires a creative automation platform designed for both global control and local flexibility. Most systems optimize for standardization, but scaling ad creative production across markets demands architecture that enables creative variation and adaptation by local experts without fragmenting brand governance.
Many global advertisers are chasing the same ideal: scale without losing relevance.
Consistency without uniformity.
Efficiency without bureaucracy.
It sounds simple. In practice, it’s one of the hardest tensions to resolve in modern marketing.
The global vs. local challenge isn’t new, but it’s becoming more urgent. As brands expand across markets, channels, and cultures, the question is no longer whether you should scale globally, but how you do so without erasing the nuance that makes marketing effective in the first place.
Everyone is looking for this balance. Very few get it right.

11 de fev. de 2026
EPTVI Initiative launches Stage Two to help programmatic TV scale across Europe’s largest advertising markets
Broadcasters, streamers, agencies and ad tech companies including Google Ad Manager, Equativ, Adform, LiveRamp, The Trade Desk, FreeWheel and Cape.io begin work on practical solutions to reduce complexity and speed up adoption.

4 de fev. de 2026
The guardrails of growth: Why creative intelligence demands compliance
Generative AI can produce thousands of creative variants, but most compliance systems are still manual, fragmented, and reactive, unable to keep pace with today’s velocity. To move fast without breaking things, the industry needs a new approach: real-time verification, programmatic enforcement, and end-to-end visibility. Embedded inside the stack, not bolted on at the end.
Notícias
Fique à frente da curva
Curioso sobre as novidades em marketing e publicidade? Assine nossa newsletter mensal Promarketers.

18 de mar. de 2026
No more chocolate at breakfast? Navigating the new LHF ad rules this Easter
As ad compliance requirements evolve in 2026, UK confectionery brands face new restrictions on less healthy food (LHF) advertising. With the January 5 watershed now in effect, ad quality assurance systems must validate timing, placement, and product identifiability to avoid clearance failures this Easter season.

16 de mar. de 2026
The future of inclusion: How Cape.io powered Virgin Media Television’s fully accessible ad break during the Men’s Six Nations
As Channel 4’s closed-captioning mandate came into effect in March 2026, Cape.io partnered with Virgin Media Television, Omnicom Media Group and VoiceBox to deliver a truly accessible ad break during the Guinness Men’s Six Nations. More than ad compliance, this moment proved that accessibility can operate at the highest level of live sports broadcasting.

27 de fev. de 2026
Navigating Channel 4’s 2026 closed caption mandate
As ad compliance requirements tighten across the UK and Europe, closed captioning has evolved from an accessibility checkbox to a strategic necessity. Whether you're managing CTV campaigns or social media creative, automated ad testing for caption quality is no longer optional - it's fundamental to reaching today's fragmented, multi-screen audiences.
The advertising landscape is facing a seismic shift. By March 1, Channel 4 will become the first UK broadcaster to mandate closed captions across all advertising - including linear TV, streaming, and sponsorships.
The mandate is a redefined standard for global inclusivity. Here is everything you need to know about the new mandate and how to stay ahead of the curve.

26 de fev. de 2026
One platform, many realities: How creative automation platforms resolve the global vs. local tension
Scaling global marketing without losing local relevance requires more than brand guidelines and templates - it requires a creative automation platform designed for both global control and local flexibility. Most systems optimize for standardization, but scaling ad creative production across markets demands architecture that enables creative variation and adaptation by local experts without fragmenting brand governance.
Many global advertisers are chasing the same ideal: scale without losing relevance.
Consistency without uniformity.
Efficiency without bureaucracy.
It sounds simple. In practice, it’s one of the hardest tensions to resolve in modern marketing.
The global vs. local challenge isn’t new, but it’s becoming more urgent. As brands expand across markets, channels, and cultures, the question is no longer whether you should scale globally, but how you do so without erasing the nuance that makes marketing effective in the first place.
Everyone is looking for this balance. Very few get it right.

11 de fev. de 2026
EPTVI Initiative launches Stage Two to help programmatic TV scale across Europe’s largest advertising markets
Broadcasters, streamers, agencies and ad tech companies including Google Ad Manager, Equativ, Adform, LiveRamp, The Trade Desk, FreeWheel and Cape.io begin work on practical solutions to reduce complexity and speed up adoption.

4 de fev. de 2026
The guardrails of growth: Why creative intelligence demands compliance
Generative AI can produce thousands of creative variants, but most compliance systems are still manual, fragmented, and reactive, unable to keep pace with today’s velocity. To move fast without breaking things, the industry needs a new approach: real-time verification, programmatic enforcement, and end-to-end visibility. Embedded inside the stack, not bolted on at the end.
Entre em contato
Vamos mostrar o que a Cape.io pode fazer.
Automação de Campanhas Inteligentes
Cape.io conecta sua equipe, DAM, servidores de anúncios, DSPs, ferramentas e mais, para que você não precise arrancar e substituir.

Entre em contato
Vamos mostrar o que a Cape.io pode fazer.
Automação de Campanhas Inteligentes
Cape.io conecta sua equipe, DAM, servidores de anúncios, DSPs, ferramentas e mais, para que você não precise arrancar e substituir.

Entre em contato
Vamos mostrar o que a Cape.io pode fazer.
Automação de Campanhas Inteligentes
Cape.io conecta sua equipe, DAM, servidores de anúncios, DSPs, ferramentas e mais, para que você não precise arrancar e substituir.
