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Blindness Organizations and Arizona State University Resolve Litigation Over Kindle
DATA: Breaking News: Google announces YouTube Captioning
Blind law student sues Law School Admissions Council over accessibility
Holy See Wary of Ambiguity in UN Conventions: Official Explains Why Delegation Holds Out on Signing
Seeing the Light: In the Aftermath of the Target Court Settlement

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To subscribe to DATA, please email Laurie Blair at laurie.blair@ppsv.com, or call 202-872-6739. Interested parties can also contact TecAccess at 804-503-9231.

The momentum of accessibility law is growing at breathtaking speed -- universal accessibility is an idea whose time has come.

Digital Accessibility Trends Analysis (DATA) is a subscription service that is strategically aimed at keeping government and private industry competitive and informed of global disability policy as well as legal and marketplace drivers.

DATA subscriptions include: in-depth quarterly reports, annual webinars, Breaking News Bulletins, access to web archives with a searchable database, and up to two hours of private consultation with John Kemp and Elisabeth Doyle to assist in subscribers´ application of DATA findings to current and planned activities.

To subscribe, or to receive a free introductory copy of DATA:
Please email Laurie Blair at laurie.blair@ppsv.com, or call 202-872-6739. Interested parties can also contact TecAccess at 804-503-9231.

PPSV attorneys John D. Kemp and Elisabeth Doyle created DATA as a comprehensive quarterly subscription service aimed at keeping government and private industry competitive and informed of global disability policies as well as legal and marketplace drivers.

In each quarterly issue of DATA, Kemp and Doyle address the current climate and timely topics, including cases directly addressing disability and/or accessibility, such as the recently settled case of National Federation of the Blind v. Target.

DATA also explores global disability policy and the current climate of the legal and business sectors. In addition, DATA uncovers international developments, such as the British case of Latif v. PMI, which raises serious questions about the jurisdiction of accessibility laws and whether American companies will be held to the standards of other countries in which they reach or deliver services to customers. DATA also informs readers to specific industry models, such as Walgreen´s accessible website, which was designed to attract individuals with disabilities. Additional topics include accessible media, and advancements in disability employment.

Few moments in business history have held such promise or opportunity. Download the DATA Overview.