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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Stevie Wonder is releasing the first video containing an audio track for people who have trouble seeing, according to the blind singer’s Web site.
One version of “So What the Fuss,” from Wonder’s upcoming album, “A Time To Love,” will air on music channels. Another version featuring the track narrated by rapper Busta Rhymes will air on channels with SAP technology for the sight-impaired, Universal Motown Records Group said.
SAP-accessible TV channels employ technologies developed by the Science Access Project, formed in 1995 under sponsorship of the National Science Foundation.
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One version of “So What the Fuss,” from Wonder’s upcoming album, “A Time To Love,” will air on music channels. Another version featuring the track narrated by rapper Busta Rhymes will air on channels with SAP technology for the sight-impaired, Universal Motown Records Group said.
SAP-accessible TV channels employ technologies developed by the Science Access Project, formed in 1995 under sponsorship of the National Science Foundation.
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