Top Businesses Ignore Accessibility
Posted by TimSlavin at February 5, 2004
"A survey of 100 top companies has found that they are largely failing in their moral and legal duty to make their websites accessible to those using assistive devices, such as screenreaders and Braille displays." From Internet Magazine.
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