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Adobe in Push to Spread Flash Video Format to TVs
nytimes.com - 4/20/2009
Adobe in Push to Spread Flash Video Format to TVs
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The denizens of Hollywood and Silicon Valley have, by and large, vastly different value systems, role models, even tastes in cars, food and clothing. But they increasingly agree on one thing: a standard for online video called Adobe Flash. Flash was once known primarily as the technology behind ...
gizmosforgeeks.com - 4/25/2009
Adobe Flash coming to a TV near you
— gizmosforgeeks.com — Adobe plans to bring its Flash technology to your TV screens by having TVs and set-top boxes... built with support for Flash . Flash is the format used for roughly 80% of video online as well as many online video games. This will certainly make it ... (more) Adobe Flash coming to a TV near you

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Adobe unleashes web video, widgets onto TVs
venturebeat.com - 4/20/2009
Adobe unleashes web video, widgets onto TVs
— venturebeat.com — Adobe Flash , a platform for integrating animation and video into web pages, is making the jump... to a television near you. Adobe’s newest take on Flash is slated to usher in a new era of enhanced living room gadgets – converting web-enabled TVs, ... (more) Adobe unleashes web video, widgets onto TVs

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Adobe Aggressively, Officially Promoting Flash For HDTVs, DVRs [Flash]
Gizmodo — ... , and haven't netted many actual products. This is about to change, according to a forthcoming announcement from the company. ...

Adobe bringing Flash to TV
Gadgetell — Section: Video, HDTV, Web, Trade Shows, NAB If there’s one web video platform that’s nearly impossible to escape from, it has to be Adobe’s Flash.  YouTube, Vimeo, Hulu, and nearly every other video hosting website uses Flash as a means of showing video.  According to Adobe, Flash is ...

Adobe Flash for Your TV Means Hulu in Your Living Room
Wired: Gadget Lab — Adobe announced that it will be bringing its popular multimedia platform, Flash, to televisions, set-top boxes, Blu-ray players and other home entertainment devices. What this means is that internet TV providers will soon be able to deliver interactive content directly to your living room TV, without you having to attach a computer to that TV. The upshot? Hulu in your living room -- we hope. Adobe says that the first devices with the new Adobe Flash Platform for the Digital Home will be available in the second half of 2009. The company has already lined up an impressive array of content and cable company partners, including ...

Adobe Flash coming to a TV near you
Gizmos for Geeks — ... Adobe plans to bring its Flash technology to your TV screens by having TVs and set-top boxes built with support for Flash. Flash is the format used for roughly 80% of video online as well as many online video games. ...

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