Adobe reports:
Adobe announced with a number of partners the Open Screen Project, an initiative to increase the richness and consistency of Internet experiences across PCs and devices. As part of this initiative, we are making our Flash Player implementation free on devices - eliminating the license fees previously charged to device manufacturers. We have also made the Flash SWF and FLV video file format specifications completely open, no strings attached. This initiative provides one more motivation for adopting Flash for rich media and interactivity to take eBooks beyond static paper-like experiences and make digital content more compelling to consumers. Adobe has already worked to enable Flash content within PDF and EPUB eBooks, in our authoring tools and our Digital Editions consumer software, and we'll be further enhancing this solution over time.
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New report from Skillsearch found that 22% of those surveyed had been laid off within the past 12 months.
It's a step forward for Stop Killing Games.
They seem to hint they are making it more Open Source for other devices (more over, other devices Manufacturers) to create there own codes.
Hopefully as an update already seen by Sony as being high on the "Wish List", they can quickly get the update out to us!
Maybe this will result in a 64-bit flash client? It's long overdue.