Fwd: This Week's Innovations on The Global Voice.

Hi all -- this is both an announcement and a question. First of all, I 
figured the following would be of interest -- second, I am trying to confirm 
that I have the correct time to listen in on this event: 1700 UTC is approx 
1200 CDT, is that correct? I ask because what google gives me is a table 
that is annoying to navigate with jaws, and I am not accustomed to using 
global time.

Thanks and happy listening.
--le
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Steve Pattison" <srp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Access L" <access-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>; "VIP L" <vip-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, May 18, 2009 8:06 AM
Subject: [gui-talk] Fwd: This Week's Innovations on The Global Voice.


From:    Chrissie Cochrane chrissie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
 To:      whatson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Hi Folks

On this week's Innovations, we have two reports from Sight City, Europe's 
largest exhibition for technology and services for the visually impaired. 
The first report is on a stand-alone optical character reader called "The 
Reporter" from Sensotec, and the second is on a product that is still under 
development: namely a braille display that is large and complex enough to 
show you virtually the whole of a screen-full of information, be it text or 
graphics, from a company called Meta AG.

We then finish the program with Part 3 of Lynn White's tutorial on Station 
Playlist.

Innovations has its first airing at 17:00 UTC on Tuesday and is repeated
at other times during the week - check website www.theglobalvoice.info
for details.

And that's the program for this week:  Enjoy!!.

Chrissie

Regards Steve
Email:  srp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
MSN Messenger:  internetuser383@xxxxxxxxxxx
Skype:  steve1963

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