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    Articles tagged accessibility (8)

    Brian Anderson, Collator Operator at Clovernook Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired in Cincinnati, operates their collator. This equipment collates pressed braille pages into a complete braille magazine. Photo Credit: Lauren Hall
    Sarah ScireJuly 21, 2020
    The New York Times’ special section on disability is available in Braille and audio and has its own style guide
    “We are really trying to make strides as an organization toward accessibility but it was clear that if ever there were a reason to make a concerted effort to push the operation forward, it would be for this package.”
    Nicholas QuahMarch 26, 2019
    Spotify is still hungry for podcast companies, gobbling up Parcast
    Plus: Gimlet pushes back on its aspirant union, Acast gets more continental, and Joe Rogan’s galaxy brain.
    Nicholas QuahApril 17, 2018
    Phew, we’ve apparently solved 97% of the podcast measurement problem — everybody relax
    Plus: The impact of bad true crime podcasts, programmatic advertising is coming for your show, and the first children’s podcast festival.
    “Early and often”: Considering accessibility at Vox, and beyond
    Ricardo BiltonJuly 25, 2016
    At Vox Media’s latest hackathon, devs focus on the distributed web, brand identity, and user accessibility
    “The general question we presented everyone with was: What does it look like to build our brands and do storytelling on all of these new places?”
    Michael FitzgeraldApril 6, 2016
    From Nieman Reports: Why your news site should be more readable for the visually impaired
    Over eight million Americans have trouble with their vision. Here’s how newsrooms can (and should) design with them in mind.
    For online publishers, iOS 7 means new opportunities and a few needed changes
    Your website will probably just work on Apple’s latest mobile operating system, but there a few changes that news web developers need to know about. Jeff Hobbs
    Justin EllisJune 1, 2012
    New York Times turns readers into beta testers with Test Drive
    The experimental projects, produced by the Times’ beta620, will allow readers to test new ideas before they’re ready for global launch. First up: new search and accessibility features.
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