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You might find it helpful to read this post in association with my previous post, in which I talked about my departure from Mushroom FM and what putting it together with the help of a group of super talented people …
The End of an Era, Reflections and Explanations re #MushroomFM Read more »
I love the line from John Lennon’s song “Beautiful Boy” that says “life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans”. Life certainly takes unexpected twists and turns and for me, 2013 is the biggest example of …
More from the “Comings and Goings” department. My departure from Mushroom FM Read more »
It’s been a rewarding seven months of personal and professional growth for me. Following the establishment of Mosen Consulting, I’ve written two books which many people have been kind enough to buy, and with the help of the meticulous Diane …
In Through the Out Door. A Few Words About my New Job Read more »
Convergence is a beautiful thing. Historically, blind people have had to carry around multiple gadgets for performing a range of tasks. When the manufacturers of Talks released a DAISY player for Symbian, I remember how thrilled I was that I …
Although “iOS 7 Without the Eye” was released in September, “Tweeting Blind” is actually the first tech-related book I wrote. It’s been a much bigger project, and I’m proud that it’s available today in a wide range of formats through …
It was a pleasure to catch up with Erin Edgar this week, when we chatted for her latest Tech Access DemoCast. In it, she gives an excellent demonstration of using Apple’s iBooks app, using my book “iOS 7 Without the …
I’m Interviewed by Erin Edgar on the Latest Tech Access DemoCast Read more »
My book on iOS 7 from a blindness perspective, “iOS 7 Without the Eye”, continues to be available here on this site, via the Mosen Consulting Store. But now it is also available in Braille, e-Braille, and DAISY formats thanks …
“iOS 7 Without the Eye” now in More Formats – Available from National Braille Press Read more »
A number of people in blindness advocacy and technology inspire me. While of course there are certain things that advocacy and technology cannot change, there are many areas where we are right to strive constructively for a better tomorrow. Civil …
A Matter of Respect. Why I always write “Braille” with an uppercase B Read more »
My RSS world has remained in some degree of flux since the demise of Google Reader. I am a huge fan of Feeddler Pro, an iOS app that is one of the third-party apps I use most often. Not a …
I’m neither a sociologist nor a psychologist, but I wonder whether minorities go through an evolutionary process where at first they crave to be like everyone else, and ultimately mature as a group to the extent that they are comfortable …
There’s No Such Thing as a “blind Ghetto” Product Read more »