Archive for June, 2007
Adobe Live 2007
Adobe Live was a two-day event held in Angel on the 5th-6th June which showcased a number of new technologies on offer from Adobe, along with various seminars and talks from industry professionals.
Below are the rough notes I took (more of a brain dump, but I haven’t the time to format it right now).
FlashFlash 9 […]
Flash CS3 video captioning
Flash needs all the accessibility points it can get, so articles such as this are welcome in enlightening both developers and consumers regarding Flash video’s current assessibility status.
Hopefully we’ll see big websites including these features, as otherwise the masses won’t be aware of the accessibility efforts Adobe are making.
In related news, I’m attending Adobe Live! […]Update on the Eolas patent
It looks like Microsoft are returning to challenge the Eolas patent that cost the Redmond giant so much money and trouble in the past.
It’s probably too late to expect a change to the way embedded content is dealt with in Internet Explorer these days (effectively relying on embedding with JavaScript), but as someone dealing with […]
