The Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy, Senator Stephen Conroy announced his intention to roll out an SMS Emergency Service and foreshadowed expansions to the NRS to deliver more accessibility to communications services in the future. THIS IS … Continue reading →
Purely hypothetical thinking, if you were receiving a daily service in your private home which is being paid for. The service decides to change the time recording system from a paper based to a “telephone-clock” system. Some of the reasons … Continue reading →
Text from article: DARRYL Sellwood and Corns ey’s All Stars band are on a mission. That is, to get Darryl Dazz to his mates to Barcelona for the International ISAAC conference on Augmentative and Alternative Communication for his Honours studies … Continue reading →
PLEASE DISTRIBUTE IMMEDIATELY TO ALL DISABILITY NETWORKS Hello all, Please see the press release below for next Monday 15th February FOUR CORNERS program, “Breaking Point”, on ABC TV. Please feel free to circulate it to all Disability networks, parents, and … Continue reading →
Hot off Dazz’s desktop are the Updated Rock’n’Roll Promotion Flyer (4mb) Please feel free to download and distribute any way you like. They make awesome wallpaper in the foyer of your workplace or even on your desktop!
Continue reading →Date: Saturday, February 20, 2010, 8pm to late Location: Deaf CanDo Hall, 262 South Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia Tickets: $15.00 at the door Refreshments: Beer, wine and soft drinks available at the bar BYO: Supper Basket Help Darryl rock’n’roll to … Continue reading →
Take a look at this great little music animated video on how Assistive Technology devices should be designed. http://inclusive.com/AT_boogie/at30.swf Enjoy!
Continue reading →Many Australian Taxi companies are offering booking via SMS on mobile phones. The following is just a handful I have found. Please feel free to let me know of any others via comments and I will add them to the … Continue reading →
From ninemsn.com news. A national telephone warning system that can send text messages to alert people to a bushfire emergency has been launched. Final testing was completed last week, allowing the system to be officially ready for use as of … Continue reading →
Made in 1969 at the Post Office Research Station, Dollis Hill, this eight minute film attempts to predict what the future of communications may be like.
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