Google engineer Raman addressing blind accessibility on touch screen phones
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Google Code Blog: Google Developer Podcast Episode Nine: The status of accessibility on the Web
By Dion Almaer, Google Developer Programs T.V. Raman is a Research Scientist at Google who knows a thing or two about accessibility. We took the opportunity to interview him, and Hubbell, his seeing-eye dog (who was nice and quiet). We started out by asking the honest question that developers ask about accessibility: "What is in it for me?". T.V. discusses the practical issues, and what you shoul
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