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BrainFleas Revolutionizes the Web

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BrainFleas Introduces "Closed Captioning"

    Always a leader in new technologies, BrainFleas now introduces Closed CaptioningTM for our impaired readers. This technology, widely available on television for many years for the hearing impaired, has been adapted for use on the web by scientists at BrainFleas Laboratories.
    Dr. August Von Stuepnagel leader of the team that developed the technology said that "this is a great advance in the useability of the web. Before closed captioning, our impaired readers were really left just sitting around ... well ...impaired. They just couldn't get it up. Now they can join with the rest of us around the globe enjoying the vissicitudes of reading sites like BrainFleas.com."
    Closed CaptioningTM works by taking ordinary text on the web and making it readable for impaired readers regardless of their impairment. This includes alcohol or drug use. College students, already rapid adaptors of new technologies are seen as obvious targets of this technology.


    Dr. Von Stuepnagel announced that BrainFleas Laboratories will patent the development but will place the patent in the public domain. "We feel that Closed CaptioningTM is such a revolutionary advance in web viewing that is would be criminal to deprive anyone of its use. We think Closed CaptioningTM could also revolutionize newsprint. But according to the inventor, its real potential is in radio. "Can you imaging radio with closed captioning? Now that would be something. Cool, eh?" said VonStupnagel.
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