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Paywalls serve to financially support journalism while providing access to quality content, but there are methods to bypass them without breaking any rules.

Kevin Mazur's access to major music events showcases his status as a premier photographer for iconic artists.

Museums must innovate to share collections effectively, meeting the evolving needs of audiences.

Finnegan Shannon's artwork fosters access and inclusion for the disabled community, urging society to rethink approaches to accessibility.

City parks face inequitable funding distribution, impacting accessibility and maintenance.

Yale University adopts test-flexible policy allowing AP and IB exam submission.

Middle ground decision on standardized testing addresses diversity and access.

Bianca Bosker's book, Get The Picture, is a humorous and insightful account of her experience working in the contemporary art world.

She faced challenges in gaining access and building relationships with art world insiders, who were wary of her intentions.

The Supreme Court's decision to cease upholding the right to legal abortion has created abortion deserts in certain areas of the United States.

A new study estimates that there have been over 64,000 pregnancies resulting from rape in states that have banned abortion.

Artists are exploring new territory for what digital art can be and who it can reach.

Gray Area Festival focused on building access and inclusivity into the creative process of digital art.

Telemedicine visits increased by 145% in the first quarter of 2020 compared to 2019.

Challenges in telehealth include disparities in access and reimbursement policies.

Resolutions should focus on pleasurable activities

Learning 3D design and accessibility training are important professional goals

ThirdKind Studio, a digital fabrication shop in NYC, has launched their own furniture brand called THIRDKIND.

The debut collection, the Abigail Set, is a collaborative effort with Office for Tangible Space, and focuses on accessibility and sustainability.

Fitts's Law states that the time required to reach a target area is determined by the size of the target and its distance from the starting point.

Designers can use Fitts's Law to create interfaces that are both visually appealing and user-friendly.

The CPACC exam is a foundational exam in accessibility knowledge and covers broad topics across many domains.

Studying for and passing the CPACC exam gives you perspective on disabilities, assistive technologies, and integrating accessibility into organizational processes.

Digitization disadvantages weaker, disabled, and older people

Analog devices are often more user-friendly than digital ones

Backing up emails is important to ensure access to your digital collection of messages.

Forwarding emails to a backup account is a simple way to backup your emails.

President Joe Biden is accelerating his fundraising efforts for the upcoming election, with fundraisers attended by wealthy donors taking place across the country.

Fundraisers offer a rare glimpse into the lives of the country's wealthiest and most influential individuals, with attendees paying top dollar for access to President Biden.

Synth Library NYC is a volunteer-run lending library that provides access to a collection of 73 synthesizers to any New Yorker who signs up.

The library aims to create a community around the joy of playing synthesizers and believes that the tactile experience of flipping switches and turning knobs cannot be replicated by computer software.

PrEP, a drug that prevents HIV infection, has been confirmed as highly effective in a real-world study.

The study found that PrEP reduced the chances of getting HIV by 86%, with clinical trials suggesting 99% effectiveness.

The Terrence Higgins Trust calls for easier access and increased awareness of PrEP, particularly among minority groups.