>> or Hollywood makes content available on proprietary platforms that provide it. > What's wrong with that scenario, exactly? Nothing. It's the current scenar

>> or Hollywood makes content available on proprietary platforms that provide it. > What's wrong with that scenario, exactly? Nothing. It's the current scenario. It can bother users, but overall it bothers big media, because piracy is active and well on those proprietary platforms. That's the complaint we hear from them. There's a large part of W3C that want change so that people with disabilities (such as poor vision) can enjoy big media products. Of course, that assumes that big media cares about implementing the ARIA stuff. I personally believe that their not caring in the past, on proprietary platforms, is an indication of what they'll do in the future, on the Web.