Unfortunately this dawned on me this weekend while playing around with the new AppleTV. It seems that on the 3rd gen of AppleTV’s and previous Apple designed all channels so everything was accessible. Now that AppleTV has gone to an apps model it is up to the developer of the app to make sure the app is accessible. Just look at Hulu, and the awful company known as ESPN. On the 3rd gen AppleTV if you go to ESPN and channels everything is properly labeled. On the 4th gen of AppleTV go to ESPN and channels and none of the channels are labeled. ESPN has long not cared about accessibility and I am afraid with the new AppleTV we are going to have to constantly be contacting app developers about accessibility. Very disappointing as who has the time to constantly be contacting app developers on every single platfrom.
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