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 […]
Entries by Sarah Hilderley
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 […]
Global Specifications for Accessible Publications
Accessible books were originally produced by organizations working for people with disabilities who are, of course, the accessibility experts. Publishers are now expected to […]
Accessible Ebook Publishing in Canada: The Business Case
This article was kindly submitted by Laura Brady and Daniella Levy-Pinto who are presenting this Business Case for Accessibility at The Toronto Book Summit […]
Accessibility in Publishing: A Case Study from Kogan Page
Accessibility: The quality or characteristic of something that makes it possible to approach, enter or use it Context Broadly speaking, there are three key […]
NADP Anniversary Conference 2019
The National Association of Disability Practitioners Annual Conference 2019 is celebrating its 20th year with a focus on “Enhancing the Student Experience—the Full Lifecycle”. […]
Avneesh Singh Elected to W3C Advisory Board
Many congratulations to Avneesh Singh, Chief Operating Officer at the DAISY Consortium, who has been elected to the W3C Advisory Board alongside other esteemed candidates […]
EPUB 3.2—Back to the Future of the Web.
In case you missed the news, EPUB 3.2 is now officially a thing. Does that leave you thinking, “Oh joy, yet another format I […]
Society of Scholarly Publishers Annual Meeting
The SSP’s annual meeting is presented this year with the theme Shaping the New Status Quo: Global Perspectives in Scholarly Publishing. The conference is […]
Accessible Publishing: A Snapshot of Success—Are You in the Picture?
This has been a vibrant couple of years for accessibility in publishing, and we look forward to even greater things as Born Accessible publishing […]
