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TPGi Enables Global Organizations to Create Accessible User Experiences

/PRNewswire/ TPGi®, a Vispero® company, is pleased to announce their selection by one of the largest companies in the world to enable accessibility for.

EPUB 3 3 released, becomes W3C Recommendation

EPUB is an interchange format for digital documents that can represent and package together web content.

HbbTV releases new version of core specification

The HbbTV Association has updated its core specification for the delivery of advanced interactive TV services through broadcast and broadband networks for connected TV sets and set-top boxes. Version 2.0.4 adds integration with voice assistants, with accessibility features, such as dialogue enhancement or user interface magnification. Also included are the new DVB-I standard, enabling HbbTV…

European Accessibility Act - guide — EUbusiness com | EU news, business and politics

28 June 2022 marked the deadline for EU Member States to transpose the European Accessibility Act into national law. The Act breaks down barriers for persons with disabilities, one of the EU s obligations as Party to the UN Convention of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. The Act ensures that everyone has access to a range of everyday products and services, including public transport, banking services, computers, TV, e-books, and online shopping.

FEP Cheers Creative Europe s New Support for the Book Sector

The Federation of European Publishers announces a first: The European Commission’s cultural framework specifies support for the books sector. ‘The First Cultural Industry in Europe’ In a message to the news media from its offices in Brussels today (December 15), the Federation of European Publishers is hailing the European Commission’s Creative Europe program for inaugurating an unprecedented line of support with a strand of funding specifically for the book sector. Creative Europe is the framework created by the EC to support the union’s cultural sectors The new element is part of the programming sequence agreed to on Monday (December 14) for 2021 to 2027. While some media reports refer to €2.2 billion in budgeting for Creative Europe, the federation’s messaging sees it as €2.4 billion (US$2.9 billion), a substantially increased range of figures.

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