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FOIA Denial All But Confirms FTC Probe of Apple’s Anti-Adobe Rules | Epicenter | Wired.com
The Federal Trade Commission has nearly 200 pages of records related to a purported complaint by Adobe against Apple for banning iPhone developers from using its authoring tools to make iPhone apps. But, in what might be the most-official confirmation that regulators are probing the ban for antitrust violations, the FTC declined to make them available to Wired.com, saying doing so “could be reasonably expected” to interfere with its “law enforcement” duties. Wired.com sought a copy of Adobe’s complaint by filing a Freedom of Information Act request in early May, which was denied in whole in a July 23 letter (.pdf).I was browsing the web today on my iPad looking for the lyrics to a song I heard yesterday on the Jonathan Schwartz show on WNYC.
News: Apple's Flash policy is a breach of Postel's Law
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WWDC: heavy on iPhone/iPad, light on Mac
Apple has, at least a month later than usual, announced the dates for its annual Worldwide Developers Conference.Adobe Gives up on Apple, Welcomes Android
Adobe is officially giving up on Apple. Or rather, Apple gave up on Adobe and Adobe is just now admitting it. In any event, the news is that Adobe's "Packager for iPhone," the bundled tool in Flash Professional that lets Flash developers leverage their existing skills to produce iPhone apps, shall be no more.Clearly Apple must be feeling some pressure from the large group of consumers who are tired of not being able to get Flash content -- specifically, video -- on Apple's iPad and iPhones, because Steve Jobs just posted an article on Apple's website entitled "Thoughts On Flash".
Is Jobs Lying?
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Interview with Kevin Lynch at Web 2.0 conference in San Francisco.Frash: Adobe Flash from Android Ported to iPad [Video] | Redmond
Time Warner, NBC Universal back Adobe's Flash vs. Apple - NYPOST
Adobe's Flash video software has become a flashpoint in negotiations between Apple CEO Steve Jobs and Big Media. On a day when Apple execs probably cheered the fact the company had surpassed Microsoft as the world's most valuable tech company, Jobs was grappling with resistance from Tinseltown over Apple's ongoing fight with Adobe. Sources said several large media companies, including Time Warner and NBC Universal, told Apple they won't retool their extensive video libraries to accommodate the iPad, arguing that such a reformatting would be expensive and not worth it because Flash dominates the Web.Christopher Blizzard · intellectual honesty and html5
OK, this is the post that contains everything that everyone on the inside of the browser market knows, but doesn’t say out loud.Adobe - Apple war
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only He can decide the Natural course of events! Though we do contribute... by pbg Feb 6