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The Disability Dividend, AuditedPurple promotional graphic featuring the book The Disability Dividend by Kirk Adams, PhD, with the subtitle Supercharge Your Bottom-Line Through Disability Inclusion. Large text reads Talent is everywhere. Opportunity should be too. A button says Get your copy on Amazon, and a QR code appears beside the words Scan here to order.

The Disability Dividend, Audited

Published July 12, 2026 by Aaron Di Blasi

Here, Aaron Di Blasi, a lifetime engineer and Publisher of the Access Information News weekly newsletter, reviews The Disability Dividend, the new 2026 book by Dr. Kirk Adams, the former President and CEO of the American Foundation for the Blind. Rather than hand a colleague a glowing blurb, Di Blasi does something rarer, and discloses exactly why up front: because Adams is a Top Tech Tidbits editor, an Access Information News sponsor, and his own co-founder in the PWD Media Distribution Co-op, he doesn’t endorse the book, he audits it. Reading all 182 pages as three people at once, the computer engineer who wants to see the math, the publisher who reaches more than 89,000 disabled professionals every week, and the advocate whose company exists to make information accessible, he puts Adams’s central claim, that hiring people with disabilities isn’t charity but a measurable competitive advantage, on the bench and pulls it apart.

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How Much Traffic Does Access Information News Send You? Now You Can Just Ask AI

Published June 15, 2026 by Aaron Di Blasi

Both Access Information News Sponsors and Content Contributors alike can now connect their very own Google Analytics account to the AI assistant they already use, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or any other, and simply ask, in plain English, how much traffic we send them. It all starts from a single link on our analytics page. Your assistant reads that link, walks you through a one-time setup of about five minutes on a computer using a free, no-code connector, and from that point on you can ask from any device, including your phone. The numbers stay entirely inside your own analytics: we grant access to nothing, and we see none of your data. Claude works on every plan, including the free tier; the other assistants offer a fuller path on their paid plans. No spreadsheets, no dashboards, and no analytics degree required. What follows is the story of why this matters so much to me, and exactly how to put it to work.

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