http://stocktwitstech.com/warning-signs-flashing-for-adobe/ Just another StockTwits Network weblog Wed, 21 Jul 2010 12:40:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://stocktwitstech.com/warning-signs-flashing-for-adobe/comment-page-1/#comment-32 Numbers, Volume 42 Tue, 09 Mar 2010 02:10:28 +0000 http://stocktwitstech.com/?p=162#comment-32 [...] Tempest in a 5% teapot I pointed Leigh at this post by Jeremy Allaire, founder and CEO of BrightCove, which gets into detail on the emerging battle between Flash and HTML5. As the post states, ‘there’s a lot of nuance here’ – and it’s by no means a foregone conclusion that Flash will be going away anytime soon. Also interestingly (and probably not coincidentally), $TIVO announced wide-ranging support for Flash this week.   In addition, Flash currently represents only about 5% of Adobe’s revenue and is dwarfed by the revenues derived from its desktop applications business. [...] [...] Tempest in a 5% teapot I pointed Leigh at this post by Jeremy Allaire, founder and CEO of BrightCove, which gets into detail on the emerging battle between Flash and HTML5. As the post states, ‘there’s a lot of nuance here’ – and it’s by no means a foregone conclusion that Flash will be going away anytime soon. Also interestingly (and probably not coincidentally), $TIVO announced wide-ranging support for Flash this week.   In addition, Flash currently represents only about 5% of Adobe’s revenue and is dwarfed by the revenues derived from its desktop applications business. [...]

]]> http://stocktwitstech.com/warning-signs-flashing-for-adobe/comment-page-1/#comment-31 Coté's People Over Process » Numbers, Volume 42 Mon, 08 Mar 2010 23:41:52 +0000 http://stocktwitstech.com/?p=162#comment-31 [...] Tempest in a 5% teapot I pointed Leigh at this post by Jeremy Allaire, founder and CEO of BrightCove, which gets into detail on the emerging battle between Flash and HTML5. As the post states, ‘there’s a lot of nuance here’ – and it’s by no means a foregone conclusion that Flash will be going away anytime soon. Also interestingly (and probably not coincidentally), $TIVO announced wide-ranging support for Flash this week.   In addition, Flash currently represents only about 5% of Adobe’s revenue and is dwarfed by the revenues derived from its desktop applications business. [...] [...] Tempest in a 5% teapot I pointed Leigh at this post by Jeremy Allaire, founder and CEO of BrightCove, which gets into detail on the emerging battle between Flash and HTML5. As the post states, ‘there’s a lot of nuance here’ – and it’s by no means a foregone conclusion that Flash will be going away anytime soon. Also interestingly (and probably not coincidentally), $TIVO announced wide-ranging support for Flash this week.   In addition, Flash currently represents only about 5% of Adobe’s revenue and is dwarfed by the revenues derived from its desktop applications business. [...]

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