by the BBC
Mr Vaizey wants to see a “step-change” in e-Accessibility by 2012 The UK government has outlined plans to improve public websites, upgrade equipment and provide better online content for disabled people. The measures, announced by communications minister Ed Vaizey, are intended to create a “step-change” in e-Accessibility by the time of the Paralympics in 2012. It will see upgrades to things such as screen readers and Braille embossers. Content such as e-books could be made available for those with poor eyesight.
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