EPISODE · Feb 19, 2009 · 36 MIN

Richard Orme: Access for All

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During this presentation Richard Orme, the Head of Accessibility for the RNIB, explains his organization's role as an alternate format publisher. He shows how they work hand-in-hand with other publishers, to improve the way their books can be made available to all.

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