Blog
Articles on the EAA, the ADA, accessible publishing and the practical work of making digital content usable by everyone.
1 September 2026
Fourteen months in, no publisher has been sued over an inaccessible e-book. Why publishing is the quietest sector under the EAA — and what that silence actually hides.
19 August 2026
One year after the European Accessibility Act became enforceable, what enforcement actually looks like across France, Austria, Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands.
19 August 2026
The DOJ delayed its ADA Title II web accessibility rule to 2027. What actually changed, what did not, and why the underlying obligation never paused.
18 November 2025
Digital content is becoming a global phenomenon, compelling publishers to comply with increasingly complex accessibility regulations across jurisdictions — from ADA Title II in the US to the EAA in Europe.
26 January 2025
The EAA's disproportionate burden clause is a legal provision to assist businesses genuinely struggling to comply — not a blanket excuse to avoid accessibility.
3 June 2024
Legislative developments in Denmark and Lithuania — helping European publishers understand local requirements and avoid compliance issues.
27 April 2024
AI can identify objects, colours and basic elements in an image — but alt text that serves the context of a book still needs the human touch.
27 April 2024
An overview of the European Accessibility Act and its national implementation in Ireland and Germany — and where the UK stands.
22 May 2023
What should publishers do to make their content accessible, and how can they do it cost-effectively? Start born-accessible, then tackle the backlist.
17 May 2023
The EAA aims to make products and services across the EU more accessible — and requires businesses to design with accessibility in mind.
16 May 2023
In the legal realm, digital accessibility is not just a human right but an essential service — from virtual hearings to published case law.
16 May 2023
Over a billion people worldwide have disabilities. Accessibility is a social and moral imperative — and good for business too.
Also published elsewhere
The Barrierefreiheitsstärkungsgesetz (BFSG) — Germany's national implementation of the European Accessibility Act — and what it means for businesses.
Read on LinkedIn → (opens in new tab)How Ireland has transposed the European Accessibility Act through the European Union (Accessibility Requirements of Products and Services) Regulations 2023.
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