Tweeters Take Responsibility for an Accessible Web 2.0 - Ellis and Kent - Fast Capitali... - 2 views
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mike mercer on 27 Jan 12In his book on new forms of personal expression and communication on the Internet, The Future of Reputation, Daniel Solove reminds us that "people scattered across the globe can now all congregate together in cyberspace" (2007:33). This article looks at how tweeter can be adapted to meet the needs of the the disabled and alow access to everyone.