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Adobe Goes Social with New Media Server
Published on Dec 5, 2007Topics: adobe flash flash media server social media video video streaming

Adobe has joined the ranks of the social media product suppliers with the announcement of it's Flash Media Server 3 product line.
Javascript vs Flash: Zoho Gets Real
Published on Nov 29, 2007Topics: ajax flash javascript zoho

CEO Sridhar Vembu of Zoho wrote an interesting article about why the Zoho suite is AJAX-rich as opposed to Flash-heavy. For those of you who still think AJAX killed the info-architect, it makes for nice reading.
Vembu prefaces the post by stating Flash is a great tool for other stuff (like ToonDoo, par exemple). But for the Zoho suite, the flexible nature of Javascript simply serves users better.
NCode Brings Video Encoding to the Server Side
Published on Oct 31, 2007Topics: editopia flash ncode open source video video encoding
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Open source firm Editopia has just announced the release of NCode.
This is a server-side video encoding offering. Web developers can add video, in any format, to Flash. Under the General Public License, it costs zip zero.
NCode is cross-platform friendly and supports multiple codecs, including H.264, and PHP and Java programming environments.
Editopia may soon release an enterprise edition with support, as well as indemnification and rights for fee-based codecs.
Adobe Expands Web Video Empire with HD Support
Published on Aug 24, 2007Topics: adobe flash h.264

For all the Chocolate Rain lovers out there (YouTube knows who you are), wishing for a higher-quality video experience, the latest beta release of the ubiquitous Adobe Flash Player is your proverbial genie let loose from the bottle.
Hold On, Adobe - There's a New Sheriff in Town
Published on Apr 17, 2007Topics: adobe flash flashplayer interactive applications media players microsoft ria silverlight
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Adobe Flash has enjoyed a place in the spotlight for awhile now, and Microsoft hopes to shake that up. Yesterday at the 2007 National Association of Broadcasters conference they unleashed Microsoft Silverlight, a new plug-in that promises to deliver "the next generation of media experiences and rich interactive applications (RIAs) for the Web."
And with Brightcove Inc., Major League Baseball and Netflix already in their corner, we say game on.
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