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Latest from Big Voice

Here’s a round-up of some of our news, views and client work…

Image of smartphone used in the Google Euphonia project that has text on it. Image credit, Google video

How Google is redesigning voice recognition technology for people with speech impairments

TechShare Pro 2019 is being organised by national digital accessibility charity AbilityNet and hosted by Google in London. Google will be among a range of top tech companies that will be showcasing the latest developments in their assistive technology at TechShare Pro 2019. And one of Google’s interesting current innovations is Google Project Euphonia.

Maya Angelou, She. Made. Every. Word. Count. #BlackHistoryMonth

Guest blogger Mark Burey, Head of Communications at The Alan Turing Institute celebrates the work of Maya Angelou for #BlackHistoryMonth. Mark takes a look at her incredible ability to connect with readers, listeners or members of her audience and how PRs can take note on how to build authentic connections.

Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2019, 97.8% of one million homepages tested by WebAIM failed WCAG 2.1

Why PR’s must act now to get digital accessibility right

It’s Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) 2019 on Thursday. The purpose of GAAD is to get everyone talking, thinking and learning about digital (web, software, mobile, etc.) access and inclusion, plus people with different disabilities. It’s the ideal moment to consider why digital accessibility and inclusion matters SO MUCH for PR and communications professionals.

New disability emojis to show their faces in late-2019

Love them or hate them, emojis are growing from strength to strength. There are currently 2,623 official unicode emojis and they are incredibly well-used. The average number of emojis sent on Facebook each day is 60 million. Whilst the average number sent on Facebook Messenger each day is a mind-boggling five billion! OMG!

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Complete the ClickAway Pound Survey 2019 now

In 2016 the first ever ClickAway Pound Survey gave a fascinating insight into the world of online shopping for people with disabilities. The results didn’t make for great reading. The survey found that: 1 million people in the UK have impairments that affect the way they use the Internet.

Platinum, a book celebrating the CIPR's 70th Anniversary

Platinum is a new book from the CIPR showcasing excellence in public relations. Edited by Stephen Waddington Found.Chart.PR Hon FCIPR, Platinum is the story of the CIPR as told by its members, including our very own Catherine Grinyer and Gavin B. Harris.

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