Closed Captioning

NBC is pleased to offer closed captioning on many NBC Network programs made available online. Programs with closed captioning will have a "CC" icon in the player controls. Just tap to enable or disable.To report an issue or concern regarding closed captioning on NBC.com, please contact us at:

1. More from TODAY.com
   1. 'Sopranos' star James Gandolfini dies at 51
      

      Actor James Gandolfini, who rose to fame as mob boss Tony Soprano on the hit HBO drama "The Sopranos," died Wednesday of a...

   2. Blake's favorite 'Voice' moment? Meeting Cher
   3. Guinea pig fans go extreme: $22,000 outfit, 'pignics'
   4. Miley Cyrus talks alcohol vs. marijuana dangers
   5. Say it ain't so! Cap'N Crunch not really a captain?

NBCNewsClosedCaptioning@nbc.com

Please detail your issue or concern by providing the following information:

Name of the program Description of the issue (e.g., missing captions on a particular episode, captions cut off, timing is off) Website or application where you viewed the program Approximate time and date that the issue occurred Your name and contact information including mailing address, email and phone number

For caption inquiries regarding NBC Network programs, local programs (e.g., your local news) or syndicated programming (e.g., Ellen, Steve Harvey) delivered via broadcast television, please contact your local NBC affiliate or pay television service.

Written complaints concerning captioning on NBC Network programs made available online or through mobile apps may be sent to:

Margaret Tobey
Vice President Regulatory Affairs
NBCUniversal
300 New Jersey Ave. NW
Washington, DC, 20001-2030

Phone: 202-524-6401
Fax: 202-524-6411
IPCComplaints@nbcuni.com