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App feature allows deaf festivalgoers to book BSL interpreters for Fringe shows
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What happenedOnce a request has been submitted through the app, Deaf Action’s bookings team works with the performer, venue and available interpreters.
The headline splitThe left frames it as "New app allows deaf Fringe fans to book British Sign Language interpreters". The center frames it as "App feature allows deaf festivalgoers to book BSL interpreters for Fringe shows".
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Left / center-leftNew app allows deaf Fringe fans to book British Sign Language interpreters
The National (Scotland) · Left · News report
CenterApp feature allows deaf festivalgoers to book BSL interpreters for Fringe shows
The Scotsman · Center · News report
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New app allows deaf Fringe fans to book British Sign Language interpreters
DEAF festivalgoers at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe can now request British Sign Language (BSL) interpreters for shows through an “innovative” mobile app feature, a charity has announced.
