"This whole "HTML5" campaign will likely benefit Flash, because few remain who oppose the idea that "experience matters" Sadly for him, many people who back th

"This whole "HTML5" campaign will likely benefit Flash, because few remain who oppose the idea that "experience matters" Sadly for him, many people who back the idea that "experience matters" are also against Flash, in all its nasty, proprietary, CPU-killing ways. It has taken a long time, but Adobe's chickens are finally coming home to roost. Profits are way down this year, because customers are ignoring CS4, and in a recent conference call they admitted they've had to begin hiring R&D staff again, which must really stick in the craw of the marketers who took over. It's amazing how often people forget the old "be nice on the way up the ladder" maxim. But then you get to enjoy the schadenfreude of watching them come down.