Back from the Adobe Max Conference
Sorry about the lack of posts, but I've been at the excellent Adobe Max Conference. Lots of great stuff coming from Adobe, including an online version of Photoshop (I use Photoshop almost daily).
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Welcome back! The conference looked very interesting; they're rolling out some very cool products soon. Get some rest, if you even know that that is. :)
Posted by: Lamarr Wilson | October 04, 2007 at 02:23 AM
Did you have a chance to talk to anyone at Adobe about some of their recent VOD announcements? They issued a press release earlier this week where they mentioned that they are partnering with several Hollywood studios to create some kind of a digital distribution channel. They also announced that they are getting into the portable game and were building support for Flash into a couple of cell phones. Since it looks like Netflix will be using Silverlight, it would have been interesting to find out how Adobe's program will be a little different.
Posted by: Davis Freeberg | October 04, 2007 at 12:36 PM
Davis,
Yes, I talked with them about video via flash, but Microsoft has an apparent lockhold on the studios. While most of the video downloaded on the Intenet uses Flash, Amazon, Wal-Mart, Movielink (BB), and Netflix all use MS DRM.
I was at the conference on a different track, for my "day job."
It was an amazing conference, with 4,000+ attendees, interesting product announcements, demos, sneak peeks, hands-on training, and more.
- Mike
Posted by: mikek | October 05, 2007 at 11:30 AM