“This can only be useful work in the domain of blindness, situation impairment, and accessibility in that it may be possible to convey limited Web page information spatially, dynamically, and with a high degree of comprehension at seven (or nine) times faster because of the ability to comprehend highly parallel speech.”One of my ‘A History of HCI in 15 Papers’ It is unlikely that Colin Cherry1 realised the significance the community would place on the small five page paper he sent to the Acoustic Society of America in 1953 [1].