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Disabled people and the Internet |
| New research from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation finds general enthusiasm among disabled people for making services available on the web. But users face a range of difficulties - including the cost of equipment and in identifying appropriate assistive devices. | |
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The challenge of joined-up information |
| How to find what you want on the web? That is the challenge which seamlessUK sets out to face in the area of local and community information, and the all-pervasive theme of its June conference. Dave Thompson reports on some of the key issues raised on the day. | |
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The accessible dream? |
| In the most comprehensive examination yet of the accessibility of websites, a year-long investigation for the DRC has found 80% of sites near impossible for disabled people to use. It also found unacceptably high levels of ignorance about accessibility issues among web designers. | |
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| Osney media organised the Contact Centres in the Public Sector Conference in London on 29 April this year. This report is by Jan Knill. | |
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From data to delivery |
| The 16th Annual Conference of the Society of Public Information Networks was held at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, on Friday 22 May 2004. | |
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