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Lessons from Skandia Bank’s accessibility journey
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Snorre spoke to Media Access Australia following his presentation at Funka’s Accessibility Days conference, which was held April 14-15 in Stockholm, Sweden.
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Consumers encouraged to nominate accessible apps
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The challenge, now in its second year, seeks to find Australia’s most accessible apps and encourage software developers to include digital accessibility when they create apps.
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Report on the state of captioning in Europe released
Q&A with Robert Kingett: motivational speaker, author and video-on-demand accessibility advocate
Q&A with Robert Osztolykan, creator of the petition to make Steam accessible
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Steam is highly popular, featuring more than five million users. Part of this popularity is that it features more than 3,500 free and paid-for games that users of Windows, Mac and Linux computers can browse and download to play.
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Why does Netflix’s accessible offering hit Presto and Stan for six?
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Was this event unfortunate timing for those of us who wanted publicity for the new iview service or the shape of things to come?
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Digital Transformation Office updates guidance on Digital Service Standard
Apple Watch accessibility features
What are the most accessible video-on-demand services?
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Media Access Australia’s report Access on Demand, which was released last week, highlights the vast differences in the accessibility of VOD services available in Australia.
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