And The Winner Is….
The DAISY Consortium were delighted to be part of the Digital Book World 2019 Awards, with the DAISY Award for Accessibility in Publishing. It’s […]
Entries by Sarah Hilderley
Accessibility Camp
Just announced: The LIA Foundation in Italy are organizing an Accessibility Camp on October 25th in MIlan. More details to follow—watch this space! Date […]
EBooks for All: Towards an Accessible Publishing Ecosystem
EBooks for All: A New Whitepaper Publication from The LIA Foundation in Italy New legislative framework, the implementation of the Marrakesh Treaty and the […]
Inclusive Design 24
Inclusive Design 24 (#id24) is a free 24-hour online event for the global community. It celebrates inclusive design and shares knowledge and ideas from analogue […]
4 Strong Finalists Revealed for DAISY Award at DBW
The shortlisted finalists for the DAISY Award for Accessibility at Digital Book World 2019 have been announced. The winner from this impressive list of […]
Inspiring Words from Industry Leaders: Interview with Julie Ganner, Institute of Professional Editors, Australia
Inclusive Publishing is continuing with its popular series of interviews with industry leaders and their approach to accessibility. Julie Ganner AE represents the Institute of […]
Announcing the New Ace by DAISY App
Following feedback from our users who found the Ace by DAISY command line tool useful but in some instances challenging to use, we are […]
Cressida Cowell, Children’s Laureate, Creates Charter for Reading
Cressida Cowell, author of the How to Train your Dragon series, has been elected as Children’s Laureate in the U.K. Speaking to an audience […]
Inclusive Publishing Hearts and Minds at the Digital Publishing Summit
The 2019 edition of the Digital Publishing Summit took place in Paris (France) on June 25-26. This increasingly popular two-day conference—now in its fourth […]
The History and Future of Audiobooks
This article was kindly submitted by Wendy Reid, Senior QA at Rakuten Kobo Inc and one of the co-chairs of the Publishing Working Group […]
