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Accessibility in Books: Australia’s New Publishing Guide

by Porter Anderson
on Jun 09, 2023

Accessibility in Books: Australia’s New Publishing Guide

You may recall that last year, Australia’s Institute of Professional Editors (IPED) made a point of firmly backing up the Australian Publishers Association as it released its first major effort in analyzing the diversity and inclusion of its industry’s workforce. Our story on that, from November, is here.

"This is a short excerpt from a story published and copyrighted by Publishing Perspectives, a daily news medium for the international trade book publishing industry."

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