Which of the following is NOT listed as an accessibility feature for inclusive sports media?

• A. Closed captions
• B. Described video (audio)
• C. Sign language options
• D. Weekly live blogs

Answer: (D)

Accessibility features in inclusive sports media are built to ensure the content can be accessed by people with disabilities. Closed captions provide a text representation of dialogue and sounds for those who are deaf or hard of hearing. Described video adds narrated descriptions of on-screen visuals for viewers who are blind or have low vision. Sign language options offer interpretation for sign-language users. Weekly live blogs are a form of ongoing textual coverage, not an intrinsic accessibility feature built into the media experience. They don’t modify the media itself to aid accessibility, so they aren’t considered an accessibility feature.