The Reading Rights coalition is organizing a protest today against the restrictions on the new Kindle’s text-to-speech feature. At noon in NYC, you can watch the event online.
Please support us by joining our informational picket in front of the Authors Guild’s headquarters at 31 East 32nd Street in downtown Manhattan on April 7, 2009 at 12:00 p.m andSign the Petition: We Want to Read.
The Reading Rights coalition describes itself as follows.
The Reading Rights Coalition formed to represent 15 million Americans who cannot read print because of blindness, dyslexia, spinal cord injury and other print disabilities. This includes school children, the elderly, professionals, college students, returning veterans, and your neighbors, family members and friends. We want to buy and read books. We have fought very hard for many years to have equal access to technology and information.
The Reading Rights coalition offeres informationa nd petitions related to the Kindle, so, if yo miss the noon protest, a visit to their website is still worthwhile.
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