Jason Lefkowitz's forlorn hope
Maccessibility has an interesting piece about the last vendor of screenreading software for the Mac giving up the ghost. This appears to be a legacy of the huge shift from OS 9 to OS X, which shook up the market for Mac software across the board. Hopefully someone will pick up the banner on this one — accessibility is too important to be left unserved (especially on a platform as theoretically user-focused as the Mac).
Jason A. Lefkowitz is a programmer and writer. For his sins, he lives in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. This is his "blog." (Kids, ask your parents.)
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