May : Nomensa - Humanising Technology

31 May 2005: Lancaster follows accessibility example
31 May 2005: Human face needed to boost e-government take-up
31 May 2005: Asda stokes online retail industry
27 May 2005: Virtual Tours service receives Statesman endorsement
27 May 2005: Key conference addresses IT training for disabled
27 May 2005: Ancestral searches find favour on Internet
26 May 2005: Stockport sets standards for accessibility
26 May 2005: Online tool "would help first-time buyers"
26 May 2005: Internet endears police to the public
25 May 2005: Internet handles beauty product demand
25 May 2005: Health and safety Internet initiative keeps farmers in the know
25 May 2005: Assistive IT product gaining industry approval
24 May 2005: Kent University trials high speed broadband
24 May 2005: E-government services set for wholesale improvements
24 May 2005: Contactless credit cards ideal for all
23 May 2005: Visually and hearing impaired benefiting from RFID
23 May 2005: Minister issues security promise over electronic medical records
23 May 2005: Internet holiday bookings still soaring
20 May 2005: Support grows for e-commerce awards
20 May 2005: Record numbers using Internet as first-stop health check
20 May 2005: E-retail booming
19 May 2005: Technological breakthrough aids visually impaired
19 May 2005: Internet airline ticketing proliferating
19 May 2005: Breakthrough allows physical interaction over Internet
18 May 2005: Pioneering assistive keyboard technology set for worldwide acclaim
18 May 2005: IT giants focused on improving usability
18 May 2005: Internet for inmates
17 May 2005: National charity steps up accessibility drive
17 May 2005: Local e-government programmes extended
17 May 2005: Europe's first ATMs for the blind unveiled in Britain
16 May 2005: Number of businesses online boosted
16 May 2005: Groundbreaking new service launched for deaf
16 May 2005: Businesses running out of time for free DDA training
13 May 2005: New move to end website accessibility confusion
13 May 2005: Institute for the Blind awards first accessibility award
13 May 2005: Former IR chief backs eGovernment account
12 May 2005: New web initiative to improve mobile accessibility
12 May 2005: Government backs IT professionalism move
12 May 2005: Charity groups taking to the web
11 May 2005: Phone for the blind introduced by Vodafone
11 May 2005: New technology boosts accessibility for visually impaired
11 May 2005: Internet use dominated by travel
11 May 2005: Internet the place to be for banking
10 May 2005: Pioneering robot project to assist with disabilities
10 May 2005: Community broadband initiatives thriving
9 May 2005: UK retailers cater to online music download trend
9 May 2005: Revenue generated from broadband escalating
9 May 2005: Government IT policies to focus on accessibility and usability
6 May 2005: Revolutionary scheme puts legal papers online
6 May 2005: Online innovation boosts business and charity donations
6 May 2005: Nottingham harnesses the web to streamline public transport
5 May 2005: Robotic assistant to aid blind shoppers
5 May 2005: Public sector IT managers unaware of requirements
5 May 2005: EU plans rival to Google's digital library
4 May 2005: Virtual signer increases deaf Internet accessibility
4 May 2005: Internet helps in the battle against HAI
4 May 2005: Council looks online for efficiency savings
3 May 2005: Ofcom looks at online content classification
3 May 2005: Election shows the rise and rise of blogging
3 May 2005: Councils choose the web to save money and increase accessibility

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