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2010-02 Jim Fruchterman - Part 2

   "Benetech and Bookshare"
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2010-01 Jim Fruchterman - Part 1

   "Rockets, Calera and Arkenstone"
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2009-12 Vincent Spiewak

   "I immediately understood that DAISY is the replacement for audio tapes/CDs that my aunt used, that it was the standard for digital talking books."
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2009-11 Gilles Pepin

   "I had no clue that this phone call would change the course of my career and of the company I had founded."
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2009-10 Elke Dittmer

   "DAISY is an association of the world: both the industrialized and developing world."
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2009-09 Kenny Johar - Part 2

   "DAISY is the future of information access worldwide."
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2009-08 Kenny Johar - Part 1

   "Success outside depends upon success inside."
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2009-06 Jim Sanders

   "A man with a wonderful sense of humor"
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2009-05 Chris Friend

   "From the brewing industry to international advocate"
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2009-04 Daniel Weck

   "Long live the Geeks!"
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2009-03 Gerry Chevalier

   "Witnessed the revolutionary power of navigable DAISY books."
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2009-02 Napur Jain

   "Success made possible through the DAISY library of NAB"
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2009-01 Shinano Kenshi

   "Moto Kaneko shares how Shinano Kenshi Co., Ltd. began its ongoing commitment to DAISY"
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2008-12 Savita Singh

   "A dream of ... a library where all the books are available in an accessible format"
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2008-11 Varju Luceno

   "Improving technologies that benefit humanity"
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2008-10 Pedro Zurita

   "Working toward a society that is truly for all"
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2008-09 Penny Hartin

   "Advocate for the rights of blind and low vision persons"
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2008-08 Michael Hingson (Part 2)

   "One sensory modality isn't enough for any of us"
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2008-07 Michael Hingson (Part 1)

   "A life changed forever"
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2008-06 Charles Chen

   "Passion for technology, passion for accessibility"
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2008-04 Marisa DeMeglio

   "From dotcom to DAISY"
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2008-03 Dr. Nina Ghiselli

   "Rediscovering the Bookworm"
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2008-03 Mary Schnackenberg

   "I want it all, I want it now"
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2008-02 Tom Dinning (Part 2)

   "It's quite exciting to see a young student who was previously feeling out of the picture now being in control."
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2008-01 Tom Dinning (Part 1)

   "DAISY has so much to offer that I wonder why we would do it any other way."
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2007-12 Jim Marks

   "DAISY enhances the reading experience"
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2007-11 Hiroshi Kawamura

   "DAISY For everyone by sharing knowledge"
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2007-10 Dipendra Manocha

   "DAISY for Research in developing countries"
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2007-09 Greg Kearney

   "DAISY for Adult Readers with Dyslexia"
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