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Mark Miller

Mark SMiller is a digital accessibility consultant who helps organizations build accessible, inclusive digital experiences. He speaks regularly at industry conferences,, CSUN, CVENt and apperes on many webinars and podace. , He trains teams on practical, sustainable accessibility workflows.

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CSUN Innovation Track

The Inclusion Impact Accessibility Podcast welcomes Julia Santiago, Managing Director of the CSUN Center on Disabilities, to discuss major changes coming to the CSUN Assistive Technology Conference the CSUN Innovation Track. Julia reflects on the conference’s 42‑year history and its role as a connector for the accessibility community, emphasizing how CSUN brings together long‑time leaders,…

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Episode 21: Screen Reader Insights, Accessibility Bug Bounties & AI Agent Barriers

In this episode of Accessibility Breakdown, Episode 21: Screen Reader Insights, Accessibility Bug Bounties & AI Agent Barriers, Mark Miller and Justin Stockton explore screen reader preferences, accessibility bug bounties, and the barriers created by blocking personal AI agents. Their discussion of WebAIM’s Screen Reader User Survey #11 examines JAWS’ continued popularity, perceptions of free…

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FCC Moves to Modernize Digital Accessibility Rules: What the New NPRM Means for Technology, Innovation, and Compliance

Why the FCC Is Updating Its Accessibility Framework The CVAA established foundational accessibility requirements for advanced communications services and equipment. But the technologies covered by…

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Episode 20 – Accessible Websites, Screen Reader Barriers, and Automated Testing on U.S. Web Design System

Mark Miller, Justin Stockton, and guest Keith Casebonne examine how accessibility and artificial intelligence increasingly affect one another. They discuss AudioEye research showing that inaccessible websites can sharply reduce AI-agent task completion while increasing token use and energy demands, then connect those findings to Michael Taylor’s account of navigating the web with a screen reader.…

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