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It was tougher than the "fast food" we're all used to reading these days, but then, so was Shakespeare. I'm not saying this article was worthy of the Bard, but
by pzxc 16y ago
It was tougher than the "fast food" we're all used to reading these days, but then, so was Shakespeare. I'm not saying this article was worthy of the Bard, but I am saying there is something to be said for packing a lot of meaning into a few words. "Julius Caesar betrayed by closest advisor" may be the kind of synopsis we're used to reading but I for one appreciated the subtle undertones in this article like "Azure economy" and "collapse of trust messaging".
That said, I strongly dislike the way Apple has tried to blackball Flash, can't say I'm sorry to see Google push back a little on Adobe's behalf (though of course they're doing it for their own interests, as the article states).