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Microsoft's Accessibility Site:
http://www.microsoft.com/enable/

WebReference.com's Usability Resources:
http://webreference.com/authoring/
design/usability/

Joe Clark accessibility blog:
http://www.joeclark.org/accessiblog/

Jim Byrne accessibility blog:
http://www.mcu.org.uk/

Some of the usability and information
architect expertsalso cover accessibility,
such as:

iaslash:
http://www.iaslash.org/ia/

Christina Wodke, elegant hack:
http://www.eleganthack.com/

Lou Rosenfeld, author of "Information
Architecture for the WWW":
http://www.louisrosenfeld.com

XML for <SCRIPT >is a simple, non-validating XML DOM and SAX parser written in JavaScript. It was designed to help web application designers implement cross platform, client side manipulation of XML data. XML for <SCRIPT> is licensed under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public Licence (LGPL)

iaslash is a news site for information architects. Regardless of your field, if you are interested in information organization, usability, user testing, user interface design, and other areas related to the access and use of information in information-use environments, you may find some news and resources of interest here.

For a few heady years, it seemed that just about anyone -- from institutional investors to the average person following CNBC -- could make quick and easy money by putting their cash into the dreams of the Internet. What spurred the incredible dot-com bull run on Wall Street? Was the public blinded by dreams of small fortunes and easy living or did the nation's investment banks manipulate the IPO market and exploit public trust? In "Dot Con," airing Thursday, January 24, FRONTLINE investigates the financial forces behind the unprecedented rise and seemingly overnight fall of the Internet economy.

The first company I worked in was Thinking Machines. And we blew it. We built the fastest computer in the world that very few people could program. It required people to think in a new way. What a horrible thing to have to do to be able to attract customers. The idea is to be able to think the same and be able to do more.

This project was started because Mozilla didn't have a way to read from and write to files in Javascript, functionality that is needed for almost all applications that are written with Mozilla.

Code Style is a collection of articles, experimental pages, samples and examples of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), XHTML and other Web technologies. The name Code Style suggests a style of coding, Web design and development which adopts a robust, standards-oriented style with an eye to optimum compatibility and accessibility.

Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David's TV show wasn't just a sitcom -- it was one of the most complex and troubling art works of our time.

America is four months into this crisis, and one comment about the course of events is now long overdue: the U.S. media have woefully mishandled their coverage of post-Sept. 11 developments. The way the mainstream U.S. media have allowed themselves to become the government's mouthpiece is not only a blot on the record of American journalism, it is a great disservice to the American public. In the end, the media's blind obedience damages the very democracy they apparently wish to serve and defend.