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November 12, 2011 02:53 am GMT
Adobe's mobile Flash efforts have recently gone the way of the western black rhino, and Principal Product Manager Mike Chambers isn't too pleased with how the Adobe chose to broke the news. In fact, he feels so strongly about it that he's offered up his own clarifications on the matter."Our goal was to be very clear about WHAT we were doing, but in doing so, we didnt pay enough attention to explaining WHY we were doing it," he said on his blog today. Fair enough -- the official Adobe announcement was pretty abrupt. So, now that everyone's settled down a bit, why did Adobe really pull the plug?
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Why Mobile Flash Died: An Adobe Employee Speaks Out
Adobe's mobile Flash efforts have recently gone the way of the western black rhino, and Principal Product Manager Mike Chambers isn't too pleased with how the Adobe chose to broke the news. In fact, he feels so strongly about it that he's offered up his own clarifications on the matter."Our goal was to be very clear about WHAT we were doing, but in doing so, we didnt pay enough attention to explaining WHY we were doing it," he said on his blog today. Fair enough -- the official Adobe announcement was pretty abrupt. So, now that everyone's settled down a bit, why did Adobe really pull the plug? Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/ay49WkVwqJc/
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