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Volume: 32

A Snapshot of Descriptive Video in Canadian Broadcasting

Bev Milligan
Accessibility of Social Media for Students Who Are Blind or Have Low Vision

Natalie Martiniello, Jillian Budd, Mai N. Nguyen, Anthony Tibbs, Jennison Asuncion, Maria Barile, Rhonda Amsel, Chris Gaulin and Catherine Fichten Adaptech Research Network

Volume: 23

Persons With Disabilities in Television Programming: a Plan to Move Forward on Greater Inclusion

Sarah Crawford
Party Politics Exclude The Disabled Political Party Websites Discriminate Against People With Disabilities

Volume: 22

European Public Sector Fails on Basic Web Accessibility

Volume: 21

Do's and Don'ts For Building Accessible Websites

Bruce Etheridge

Volume: 20

Entertainment Delivered to The Comfort of Home

Pamela MuÃ
Mixed Welcome For First Accessible Dvd
Shopping: Another Indirect Benefit of The Accessible Internet

Marcia Cummings
Supermarket Websites Fail Basic Checks

Volume: 19

On The Soapbox About Soaps and Other Shows

Devon Wilkins and Monika Penner
Disabled Finally Making Inroads on Television

Andrew Cardozo
Fun on The Internet

Martin Courcelles
Dvd Makers Blind to Access Problems

Aaron Barnhart

Volume: 18

Legal Group Takes on Phone Firms Over Lack of Accessibility

Helen Henderson
The Media's Increasing Inaccessibility

Devon Wilkins

Volume: 15

Finding a Way Round Cyberspace: Carefully Designed Sites Are Essential For Disabled Internet Users-and Make Sound Economic Sense Anyway

Alan Cane
Let Your Text Do The Talking

Amy Vickers
Karl Marx and The Technology Gap

Kevin Carey humanity@atlas.co.uk
Markham First in North America to Vote Online

Leslie Ferenc
Understanding and Reporting on Disability

Suzanne Levine
The Best and Worst: Some Journalists Get It, Others Miss The Point

Mary Johnson
Parties' Web Sites Difficult For Disabled Users

Claire Stewart

Volume: 13

Blind Radio Broadcaster in Sierra Leone Defies Authority With "voice of The Handicapped" Program

Andrew Freeway

Volume: 12

New Rugrats Character, Kimi, Voiced By 22-Year-Old Blind Actress

MARIA-BELEN MORAN
Internet Access Limited For Minorities, Disabled

Tracy Seipel

Volume: 11

New Olympics Web Site Reopens Controversy

Volume: 9

First Blind Player Wins Big on Jeopardy!

Tom Jackman

Volume: 8

Is Cyberspace a 'public Accommodation?'

Carl S. Kaplan

Volume: 7

Media Access:more Than Just a Slogan

Cindy McGlynn

Volume: 6

Disabled-Friendly Web Sites Offer a Lot to Us All-Analyst Says

Jeanette Prasifka

Volume: 5

Our Message in The Media
Mr.Magoo

Mary Ellen Gabias
Early Edition

Mary Ellen Gabias