Assistive Listening

Listen Technologies booth at InfoComm 2015 with attendees visiting

Blog from the Booth: The Hottest Spot at InfoComm 2015!

It looks like booth #959 is the hottest spot for Wi-Fi at InfoComm this year. ListenWiFi was heating up the Listen Technologies booth all day,…

Russ Gentner at InfoComm Show talking about ListenIR receiver

Blog from the Booth: Live from InfoComm 2015!

Wednesday kicked off the first day of InfoComm 2015 and Listen Technologies is kicking it at booth #959 in innovative style. This year, the booth…

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What Audio Should You Feed to the Assistive Listening System?

When setting up an assistive listening system in your venue it is important to remember that speech is paramount. However, in many religious contexts and…

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Filing an ADA Complaint Online

I was at a meeting recently where a frequent flyer mentioned that when he books his flights online, he’s able to make a note in…

The outside of Abravanel Hall during sunset with lots of people gathered outside the building

Trying Out Assistive Listening at Abravanel Hall

Last Saturday, I had the opportunity to attend a symphony concert at Abravanel Hall in Salt Lake City. Since I work at Listen Technologies, I…

New Legislation Requiring Audiologists to Provide T-coil Information

To put it simply, everyone has the right to hear what they love. I am obviously not the only one who feels this way. In…

"How loud is it" Sound chart showing a Hammer drill at 115 decibel level at the bottom and an orbital sander at 90 decibel level, and a protect your ears line at 85 decibel level.

October is National Protect Your Hearing Month

Every day we have common experiences where noise levels are dangerous to our hearing, yet most of us aren’t thinking about how to protect our…

California Building Code Requirements for Assistive Listening – Updated 2021

An overview of the California Building Code (CBC) that outlines the compliance laws for Assistive Listening.

Cory Schaeffer - tall blonde woman with a big smile. hoop earrings, wearing a bright pink long-sleeved shirt with a matching multi-colored scarf around her neck

Cory Schaeffer at CASI Part Three: Let’s Do the Right Thing

I am a firm believer that we all want to do the right thing. We all want to provide patrons and guests with Assistive Listening and become ADA compliant. What do we do next?

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Cory Schaeffer at CASI Part Two: ADA Awareness is More Necessary than Ever

The original Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 ensures that disabled individuals are given their rights to employment, transportation, public accommodations, public services, telecommunications, and other vital services. It was signed into law on July 26, 1990, by President George H. W. Bush. Revisions were made to Title II and Title II in 2010, and they took effect on March 15, 2012, to match the 2003 International Building Code (IBC).