Mobile operator O2 has made a public commitment to use the machine-readable trustmark system developed under the Quatro project to carry accessibility trustmarks awarded by Segala

The concept of machine-readable labels has been taken up enthusiastically by Segala who are in the forefront of certifying web resources for accessibility as defined by the W3C WAI Initiative. In turn, O2, a major mobile network operator in Britain, Ireland and Germany has embraced the idea issuing two press releases today.

• O2 Press Release: O2 to become the first company to win web trust mark
• O2 marks its community awards by becoming the first company to win web trust certification
• Segala
• A visualisation of how machine readable trustmarks and ICRA labels will work as a result of Quatro
• QUATRO project website