The law was intended to make the Internet, the highway of information for the future, accessible for the deaf and blind as well.
Ed Markey: “The law was intended to make the Internet, the highway of information for the future, accessible for the deaf and blind…”
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Highlighting the purpose of the ADA in making the internet accessible.
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