Dear Franciso, This is an important topic. Could you tell us more about the regulatory views of the Portuguese administration and the European Union? Vint Cerf At 11:52 PM 10/8/99 +0100, Francisco Godinho wrote: >Web accessibility milestone in Europe April 2000 > >The Portuguese presidency of the European Union ( EU) that will take place >during the first semester of the year 2000, goes to re-launch the European >Initiative for the Information Society, through a ministerial conference >that will be held in Lisbon in April of 2000. > >According to Portuguese Minister of Science and Technology, the re-launching >of the European Initiative for the Information Society will be centered in >subjects such as accessibility and regulation of the Internet. > >As you know, Portugal is the first European country where web accessibility >is mandatory. This legislation was an initiative of the Ministry of Science >and Technology. I think that people from EU countries should join efforts >and take this conference as a milestone to promote web accessibility in >Europe. > >Regards >Francisco Godinho >Co-coordinator of the Petition for the Accessibility of the Portuguese >Internet. >GUIA/PASIG - Portuguese Accessibility Special Interest Group >http://www.acessibilidade.net/index_eng.html >Founder for The Human Chain for Timor on the Internet >http://www.acessibilidade.net/timor >http://www.egroups.com/group/timor-portugal/ >STOP THE GENOCIDE IN EAST TIMOR ================================================================= "INTERNET IS FOR EVERYONE!" Join the Internet Society and help to make it so. See you at INET2000, Yokohama, Japan July 18-21, 2000 http://www.isoc.org/inet2000Received on Saturday, 9 October 1999 18:05:43 UTC
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