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The best way for Adobe to save Flash is by killing it
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| Having done several years of Flash
| development and having worked with many
| Flash developers, the recent controversy
| between Apple and Adobe over Flash on the
| iPad is very amusing to me. First, there
| are a few arguments that I want to address
| directly:
| But Flash is the only way to deploy a
| consistent cross platform solution!
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http://www.stevenwei.com/2010/01/31/the-best-way-for-adobe-to-save-flash-is-by-killing-it/
Apple's iPad marketing sparks complaint
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| A consumer said he told the agency Apple is
| falsely advertising that the device
| supports Flash
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http://www.pcworld.idg.com.au/article/334526
The death of Flash has been greatly exaggerated
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| Following the news that the iPad would not
| support the Flash plugin, some people have
| been clamoring for the death of Flash. Not
| so fast cowboy, that horse ain't dead yet!.
| Although it is true that Flash is far from
| perfect it is currently a necessary evil
| because so many web games and web
| application are written in Flash.
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http://www.tech-no-media.com/2010/02/death-of-flash-has-been-greatly.html
HTML5 Editors Draft Hits W3C, Flash Doesn't Break a Sweat (yet)
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| The HTML5 specification came another step
| closer to becoming a Web standard today, as
| the first editors draft of the technology
| was released to the World Wide Web
| Consortium. HTML5 is the technology that
| makes up a significant portion of webOS,
| the new and improved Google Voice mobile
| web portal, YouTube and a few other notable
| Web services. This is great news for the
| Web as a whole and for the webOS platform
| in particular, but what are the
| implications for Adobeâs Flash technology?
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http://www.precentral.net/html5-editors-draft-hits-w3c-flash-doesnt-break-sweat
Momentum of HTML5 the Emerging Web Standard
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| Mozilla has already said that Firefox will
| not support H.264. Google's Chrome browser
| does support H.264, but the company also
| recently moved to acquire On2, makers of
| another, competing video codec which means,
| if nothing else, Google isn't completely
| satisfied with H.264 either.
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http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/news.php?id=48937
Recent:
ave "Sita Sings the Blues" from the Flash format: can you convert FLA?
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| Nina Paleyâs âSita Sings the Bluesâ is
| becoming a huge critical success, and may
| even succeed financially, which is unusual
| for any independent film, but virtually
| unprecedented for free culture films
| (âSitaâ was released under the CC By-SA).
| Thereâs only one sad thing about this for
| free software fans, and thatâs that âSitaâ
| was made using proprietary software, and
| the âsource codeâ is in a proprietary
| format: Adobe Flashâs âFLAâ format, to be
| precise. Paley has posted these files on
| the Internet Archive, but she doesnât know
| how to translate them into any free
| software friendly format (and neither do
| I). Can you help?
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http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/columns/save_sita_sings_blues_flash_format_can_you_convert_fla
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